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Low Countries History

Convenors: Ulrich Tiedau (UCL), Anne Goldgar (KCL), Benjamin Kaplan (UCL)

Venue: Announced below
Time: Friday, 5.00pm

Spring Term 2012
27 January

Oscar Gelderblom (Utrecht)


The tortured emergence of the world's first joint-stock company: the Dutch East India Company (1595-1623)

 

This is a joint event with Low Countries History and The Economic and Social History of the Pre-Modern World, 1500-1800 seminar

Venue: Torrington Room 104, Senate House, South block, 1st floor
10 February

Christophe Declercq (Imperial College)


Belgian refugee workers in Britain during World War I

 

Venue: Torrington Room 104, Senate House, South block, 1st floor 
24 February

Gillian Fleming (LSE)


A "disordered house": The marriage of Philip of Burgundy and Juana of Castile (1496-1506)

 

Venue: Torrington Room 104, Senate House, South block, 1st floor
9 March

Judith Pollmann (Leiden)


On Furies. The Logistics of Sacking in the Dutch Revolt

 

Venue: ST274, 2nd floor Stewart House

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Summer Term 2012
11 May

Alastair Duke (Southampton)


A protean phenomenon: the patriots in the late sixteenth- and early seventeenth-century Low Countries

 

Venue: Torrington Room 104, Senate House, South block, 1st floor
25 May

Philo Bregstein (Paris/Amsterdam)


Jacques Presser between history and literature

 

Venue: Torrington Room 104, Senate House, South block, 1st floor

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