IHR seminars > Religious History of Britain 1500-1800
Religious History of Britain 1500-1800
Convenors: David Crankshaw (KCL), Liz Evenden (Brunel University), Kenneth Fincham (University of Kent), Andrew Foster (University of Kent), Tom Freeman (University of Sheffield), Susan Hardman Moore (University of Edinburgh), Arnold Hunt (British Library), Nicholas Tyacke (UCL), Brett Usher (University of Reading)
Venue: Bloomsbury Room G35 unless otherwise stated
Time: Tuesday, 5.00pm
| 10 January | Paul Cavill (Leeds University) De heretico forisfaciendo: Felony forfeiture and the punishment of heresy
Venue: Room ST275, Stewart House, 2nd floor |
| 24 January | Peter MacCullogh (Oxford University) Lancelot Andrewes Reading History
Venue: Room ST275, Stewart House, 2nd floor |
| 7 February | Tom McCoog, SJ (Fordham University) The knock on the door: An English Jesuit observes the suppression of the Society of Jesus (1773)
Please note: this session has been moved to the Holden Room 103, Senate House, South block, 1st floor |
| 21 February | Peter Marshall (University of Warwick) The origins of English evangelicalism reconsidered |
| 6 March | John Morrill (Cambridge University) The religious context of the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland |
| 20 March | Eamon Duffy (Cambridge University) Rome and Catholicity in sixteenth-century England |
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| 8 May | Alison Shell (University of London) Catholic manuscript circulation in seventeenth-century Shrewsbury: The case of Richard Owen |
| 22 May | Alexandra Walsham (Cambridge University) The holy maid of Wales: Visions, politics and Catholicism in Elizabethan Britain |
| 19 June | Susannah Monta (University of Notre Dame) Repetitive prayer and Reformation-era poetics |
