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Early Modern Research Centre (University of Reading) Seminar Programme for 2024-2025 (pasted)

  EMRC Seminar programme 2024-5   21 October 2024 :   Liesbeth Corens (Queen Mary), ‘English and/or Catholic: Binaries in the Archives of the Seventeenth Century’.   18 November 2024 : EMRC PhD Showcase. PhD students at any institution working on any aspect of the early modern world may give a short introduction to their project.  Sign up here .   16 December 2024 : Christopher Marsh (Queen Mary Belfast) and Angela McShane (Warwick), ‘Hit Songs of the Seventeenth Century: Introducing the 100 Ballads Project’.   17 February 2025 : Michael Bennett (Sheffield), ‘Merchant Houses, London Banks, and Plantation Development in the Ceded Islands, 1763-90’.   17 March 2025 : Lewis Wade (Leiden), ‘Crisis and Conflict in the Consulates: Rethinking the Institutional Foundations of French Mediterranean Commerce under Louis XIV’.   28 April 2025 : Tabitha Stanmore (Exeter), ‘The Fenland Witch Trials, 1645-47’.   12 May 2025 : Jane Eade (National Trust), ‘ Mrs Carlile the great paintress ’: Rediscover
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Early Modern British History Seminar at Oxford University: Michaelmas term programme 2024 (pasted)

  Thursdays at 5 pm, Oakeshott Room, Lincoln College; online on Teams   17 October          Dr Ian Archer  (Keble College) ‘Inside London’s Bridewell: Setting the Poor to Work, 1550-1700’ Joanna Innes, ‘Prisons for the poor: English bridewells, 1555-1800’ in F. Snyder and D. Hay (eds),  Labour, law and crime: a historical perspective  (1987), 42-122; Paul Griffiths,  Information, Institutions and Local Government in England, 1500-1700: Turning Inside  (Oxford, 2024), ch. 4.   24 October          Dr Arnold Hunt  (University of Durham) ‘Forging the Royal Signature in Early Modern England: Towards an Archaeology of the Rubber Stamp’ Laura Flannigan, ‘Signed, Stamped, and Sealed: Delivering Royal Justice in Early Sixteenth-Century England’,  Historical Research , 94 (2021), 267-81   31 October          Dr Catherine Jenkinson  (Pembroke College) ‘The Tower of London as Torture Site and Tourist Attraction’ John Langbein,  Torture and the Law of Proof: Europe and England in the Ancien Régime 
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Tombs of the 1st and 2nd Lords Darcy in St Osyth parish church

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Nora Carlin

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Russian works on the late-Tudor, early to mid-Stuart state and the English Revolution (pasted)

  Russian works on the English Revolution (from the Kondratenko thesis) 118. Aleksandrova, S. P. Revival of the right of the House of Commons to impeachment as an attempt to establish control over the executive branch Text. / S.P. Aleksandrova // Jurisprudence. -2005 .- No. 6. S. 180-195. 119. Barg, M '. A. Cromwell and his time Text. / M.A. Barg. M.: Publishing House of the State University.Ped.GIS, 1950.-221 p. 120. Batser, M. A. From narrative to theory. Anglo-American historiography of the English Revolution of the 17th century Text. / M. A. Batser // New and recent history. 1997. - No. 5. - S. 42-57. 121. Belzer, A. A. Local government in England under the Tudors Text. : abstract of diss. Cand. East. sciences. Samara, 2001 .-- 22 p. 122. Biryukovich, V.V. Absolute monarchy in France Text. / V.V. Biryukovich. JL, 1936 .-- 126 p. 123. Fighters, M. A. Forward, to Herodotus! Text. / M. A. Boytsov // Case: Individual and unique in history. - M., 1999.S. 17-41. 124. Bychkov, S. P.,
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Cambridge Early Modern History Workshop programme (pasted)

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University of Cambridge Early Modern British and Irish History seminar (pasted)

  Cambridge Early Modern British and Irish History Seminar   Michaelmas 2024   Wednesdays at 5:15pm Portrait Room, Christ’s College (except where noted)     23 October Noah Millstone (University of Birmingham) ‘Judging Books in Early Modern Europe’ *Followed by a drinks reception – all welcome*   30 October Emily Rhodes (Christ’s College) ‘Petitions, Mothers, and Community in Early Modern England and Wales’   6 November Krista Kesselring (Dalhousie University) ‘Using and Abusing the Law: Conspiracies and the Court of Star Chamber’ *Room change: Yusuf Hamied Court Seminar Room 2, Christ’s College*   13 November Misha Ewen (University of Sussex ) ‘Women and Slavery in Seventeenth-Century Barbados and England’   20 November Christian Owen (Trinity College) ‘All Deprived in One Blow? Paths Not Taken in the Early Elizabethan Reformation’   27 November Amanda Bevan and Oliver Finnegan (The National Archives) ‘Captors and Captures: Investigating the Prize Papers Archive of Maritime Trade and
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