Early Modern British and Irish History Seminar (Cambridge University) programme (pasted)
Michaelmas Term
22 October Paul Cavill (Cambridge)
The Two Swords: Spiritual and Temporal Jurisdiction in Henrician England
29 October Lucy Havard (Cambridge)
‘Improving’ the Garden and the Natural Knowledge of Early Modern Householders, 1600–1750
5 November Imogen Peck (Birmingham)
Family Archives in England, 1650–1838: Manuscripts, Memory, and the Making of History
12 November Megan Holmes, Letty Pilgrim, and Mary Whittingdale (Cambridge)
State of the Field session, ‘Bodies in Motion’
19 November Sonia Tycko (Edinburgh)
Captured Consent: Contract Labour in English Charity, Colonization, and War, 1600–1700
Respondent: Renaud Morieux (Cambridge)
26 November Adam Forsyth (Cambridge)
The Several Elizabethan Courts of High Commission
Lent Term
4 February Tim Harris (Brown)
Liberty and Slavery in Restoration England: Ignoramus Jurors, Kidnappers, and Slave Traders
11 February Jade Jesty (Cambridge)
Royalist Experiences of Siege in Newcastle, 1640–1673
18 February James Fox (Glasgow)
Measuring, Accounting and the Social Dynamics of Numeracy in Scotland and Northern England, c.1660–1800
25 February Martha McGill (Cambridge)
‘Cunningly Couched in our Bowels’: Devils and the Human Body in Early Modern Britain
4 March Steven Gunn (Oxford)
Life and Death in Tudor Prisons
11 March Jonathan Baddley (Cambridge)
The Lord’s Supper, Practical Divinity, and Further Reformation in Elizabethan and Early Stuart England
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