IHR seminars > European History 1500-1800
European History 1500-1800
Convenors: Philip Broadhead (Goldsmiths), Peter Campbell (Sussex), Filippo de Vivo (Birkbeck), Joel Felix (Reading), John Henderson (Birkbeck)Julian Swann (Birkbeck)
Venue: Holden Room 103, Senate House, 1st floor, South block unless otherwise stated
Time: Monday, 5.00pm
Building on last year's success we are again placing a special emphasis on comparing roughly every other session, in order to encourage greater discussion from a wider audience.
| 23 January | Charles Gregory, (Oxford) The conspiracies against Cardinal de Richelieu, 1636-1642 |
| 6 February | Dr Stephen Brogan (IHR) Marc Bloch and the royal touch revisited |
| 20 February | Dr Christelle Rabier (LSE) A 17c Revolution in Medical-Care Demand? Why the Anglo-French comparison matters? |
| 5 March | Dr Carmen Fracchia, (Birkbeck) Slavery and Visuality in Early Modern Spain |
| 19 March | Prof Rafe Blaufarb, (Florida State University) The Politics of Noble Fiscal Privilege |
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| 28 May | Prof Katia Béguin, (Paris I) How risky is a risk-free asset: an inquiry into Louis XIV's finances |
