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Spring 2006
| February 16 | Rachel Weil (History, Cornell) "Defending the Lancashire Gentlemen: Conspiracy and Political Culture in Williamite England" |
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| March 2 | Krista Kesselring (History, Dalhousie) "Meanings and Motives in the Northern Rebellion of 1569" John Acevedo (History), discussant |
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| March 23 | Michael Braddick (History, Sheffield) "Mobilization, Polemic and Truth-telling in the English Revolution" Jesse Einhorn (Sociology), discussant 5:15 PM - Please note changed time. |
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| April 6 | David Como (History, Stanford) "William Walwyn, Underground Printing, and the Emergence of the Leveller Movement" (no pre-circulated paper) |
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| April 20 | Ayesha Ramachandran (Renaissance
Studies,Yale) "The Wide Womb of the World: Origins and Epistemology in Spenser's Faerie Queene" Anne Perry (History), discussant |
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| April 27 |
John Rogers (English, Yale) "Milton and the Heresy of Individualism" John Acevedo (History), discussant |
Autumn 2005
| September 15 | Annabel Patterson (English, Yale) "The Allure of the Scofflaw: Rediscovering John Starkey" Heather Welland (History), discussant |
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| September 29 | Alice Wolfram (History, Yale) "Sexual Insult, Social Dispute, and the Middling Sort in Early Modern England" (no precirculated paper) |
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| October 13 | Brent Sirota (History, Chicago) "The S.P.C.K., the Low Church and the Protestant Interest, 1699-1716" Katherine Mannheimer (Comparative Literature), discussant |
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| November 17 | Norman Jones (History, Utah State) "Queen Elizabeth’s Wolsey?: Lord Burghley and the Management of the Elizabethan State" John McCormack (Divinity School), discussant |
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| December 1 | Karuna Mantena (Political Science, Yale) "Henry Maine and the Transformation of British Imperial Ideology" Gerard Siarny (History), discussant |
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| December 8 | Peter Lake (History, Princeton) "The politics of ‘popularity’ and the public sphere: the ‘monarchical republic’ of Elizabeth I defends itself" Ayesha Ramachandran (Renaissance Studies), discussant 6:30 PM - Please note changed date and time. |
Prof. Steven Pincus or Prof. Keith Wrightson
British Historical Studies Colloquium
Yale University, New Haven, CT
