Early Modern British and Irish History

Seminar or event series

Our seminar is concerned with events in England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales and in the wider Anglophone world between about 1500 and about 1750. We cover most types of history, and aim to complement the separate seminar in early modern economic and social history. We host talks by members of the university, especially advanced PhD students, and by external speakers from other institutions.

Convenors
Alex Walsham

David Smith

Kate Peters

Harriet Lyon (contact)

Clare Jackson

Gabriel Glickman

Paul Cavill

Events

Oct
23

‘Judging Books in Early Modern Europe’

Noah Millstone (University of Birmingham)
*Followed by a drinks reception – all welcome*
Oct
30

‘Petitions, Mothers, and Community in Early Modern England and Wales’

Emily Rhodes (Christ’s College)
Nov
6

‘Using and Abusing the Law: Conspiracies and the Court of Star Chamber’

Krista Kesselring (Dalhousie University)
*Room change: Yusuf Hamied Court Seminar Room 2, Christ’s College*
Nov
13

'Women and Slavery in Seventeenth-Century Barbados and England’

Misha Ewen (University of Sussex)
Nov
20

‘All Deprived in One Blow? Paths Not Taken in the Early Elizabethan Reformation’

Christian Owen (Trinity College)
Nov
27

‘Captors and Captures: Investigating the Prize Papers Archive of Maritime Trade and Warfare’

Amanda Bevan and Oliver Finnegan (The National Archives)

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