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Postgraduate and Early Career Seminar

Convenor: David Turner postgraduateearlycareerseminar@gmail.com 

Venue: Rooms as announced below
Time: Thursdays, 17:30 

Website: These seminars are run by The History Lab, a network of postgraduate historians. Find more news, events and useful links in The History Lab pages (opens a new window).

Spring Term 2012
19 January

Emma Wells (Durham)


'The Fantassie of Idolatrie': the 'Sense' of Loss in Reformation Saintly Devotion, c.1530-1543

 

Holden Room (103), first floor, South block, Senate House

2 February

Chloe Kroeter (King’s College, Cambridge)


The Two Sphinxes: Fighting Poverty with Art on the Covers of The New Age, 1909-1910

 

Holden Room (103), first floor, South block, Senate House

16 February

Elena Zanoni (Verona/Birkbeck)


Antonio Stoppani and the Popularisation of Science in Risorgimental Italy

 

Holden Room (103), first floor, South block, Senate House

1 March

Linda Briggs (Warwick)


'Seconde en grandeur, mais la premiere en volonte': Toulouse and the Royal Entry of Charles IX (1565)

 

Holden Room (103), first floor, South block, Senate House

15 March

R. Matthew Poteat (Birkbeck)


Mission Impossible: Confederate Governors in the American Civil War, 1861-1865. A Study in Leadership

 

Holden Room (103), first floor, South block, Senate House

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Summer Term 2012
17 May

Mark King/Claire Fetherstonhaugh (Cambridge)


Aspects of Governance in the Early Reign of Richard II: Richard II’s use of the Signet and Privy Seals during the 1380s./The Earls in Government During the Minority of Richard II

 

Holden Room (103), first floor, South block, Senate House

31 May

Ashleigh Melvin (Birkbeck)


Religious Perceptions of Death and the Afterlife in the First World War

 

Holden Room (103), first floor, South block, Senate House

21 June

Hannah Scally (Darwin College, Cambridge)


Conceptualising market expansion in Victorian Britain: The commercial traveller as an economic character

 

Holden Room (103), first floor, South block, Senate House

Please note the date of this session

28 June

Katie East (Royal Holloway)


Historia Magistra Vitae: John Toland, the life of Cicero and the value of history

 

Gordon Room (G34), ground floor, South block, Senate House

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