IHR seminars > Tudor & Stuart History
Tudor & Stuart History
Convenors: Prof Pauline Croft (RHUL), Simon Healy (History of Parliament) Prof Richard Hoyle (Reading), Prof Michael Questier (QMUL), Dr. Rivkah Zim (KCL)
Venue: Court Room, Senate House, South block, first floor, except for 16 January in Bloomsbury Room (G35), ground floor.
Time: Monday, 5.15pm
| 16 January | David Como (Stanford) Garrisons, 'refugees' and sectaries: the rise of religious conflict in the English Civil War |
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30 January cancelled |
Ian Archer (Keble, Oxford)
Networks of charity in early modern England: Dean Nowell and the spending of the money of Robert Nowell
Please note: this paper will now be delivered on 12 March |
| 13 February | Alan Bryson (Sheffield) Privy Council politics, faction and rebellion in mid-Tudor Ireland, 1544-8 |
| 27 February | Mike Everett (Southampton) Thomas Cromwell and the Anglo-Scottish war of 1532-3
AND Catriona Murray (Edinburgh and IHR fellow) ‘Sorrow noe toung can expresse’: James VI and I and the mourning of his son, Henry, Prince of Wales (1594-1612) |
| 12 March | Ian Archer (Keble, Oxford) Networks of charity in early modern England: Dean Nowell and the spending of the money of Robert Nowell
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