Ann Hughes (5 February, 2022) watching Wales lose 29-7 to Ireland in the Six Nations Rugby Union championship
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2 February, 2022 seminar on early modern history and its prospects
17:03:31 So I'm just going to start the recording now. 17:03:37 Brilliant Well, hello and welcome. It's wonderful to have you all here My name is Kate Smith. I'm the director of the Birmingham Research Institute for history and cultures. 17:03:47 We've organized tonight's session in collaboration with the Center for early for religious and early modern studies here at the University of Birmingham. 17:03:59 So brick, the Birmingham Research Institute history and cultures is here to really try and encourage interdisciplinary conversations and to champion the value of humanity's research and scholarship in academia, and beyond. 17:04:14 So a couple of housekeeping things just before I hand over to know a millstone who's going to be chairing tonight's event. If you could stay on mute, while you're listening in. 17:04:25 That will be great just to reduce the kind of interference and no will say some comments about how and when you can be asking questions ...
David Smith, Charles I: martyr or tyrant? (talk to the Essex Branch of the Historical Association earlier this month)
This talk is now available on Youtube via the link here
Watching Fiona Pogson's talk yesterday evening on Thomas Wentworth and the Council of the North in the 1630s
For her talk to the Bolton Branch of the Historical Association, go to twitter and look at https://twitter.com/BoltonHistory/status/1480109476179066882
Fiona Pogson's talk tonight on 'Presidency, Power and Pestilence: Thomas Wentworth's government of the North in the 1630s'
The Historical Asociation's Bolton Branch is advertising her talk for 7.30 p.m. tonigh (10th January) on its website. It should be available to watch on-line. Historical Association Bolton Branch @BoltonHistory · Jan 9 ICYMI: A reminder that our first lecture of 2022 will take place on Monday 10th January. Dr Fiona Pogson will be discussing Presidency, Power and Pestilence: Thomas Wentworth's government of the North in the 1630s.
Early modern history seminar programme for the next term at the University of Reading (pasted)
January 18: Ceri Sullivan (Cardiff) ‘Keeping or Violating the Cooperative Principle, in Conversations between God and George Herbert’ February 1: Alan Marshall (Bath Spa) ‘Oliver Cromwell and the Secret Arts of Government’ February 15: David Parry (Exeter) ‘Salvation from Nothing: King Lear’s Redemption of Tragedy and Luther’s Hidden God’ March 1: Tabitha Stanmore (Bristol) ‘Finding the Baseline: Habitat and Biodiversity in Early Modern England’. March 15: Sarah Ward (UWE) ‘Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Post-Mistresses, Post-Wenches and Other Seventeenth-Century Women of the Post’