Programme
Tuesday 26th July
13.25pm | Introduction and opening remarks | Lecture Room 4 |
13.30pm | Plenary lecture: Tony Claydon, King David's return: scriptural ambiguities and the monarchical restoration of 1660 | Lecture Room 4 |
14.45pm | Refreshments | |
15.15pm | Panel Session | |
The catholic experience of displace Alison Shell, Popish plots, catholic boys: Dramas in London and St Omer Mark Shearwood, ‘Vienna, You're having a 'Craic', Irish troops sold into the service of Emperor Leopold I of the Habsburg Empire |
Lecture Room 4 | |
Whiggery displaced John McTague, From London to Leiden to Mortlake: John Partridge’s radical circles Geoff Kemp, Locke’s internal displacement: local ties and political connections |
Lecture Room 5 | |
16.20pm | Break | |
16.30pm | Panel Session | |
Neo-Latin culture Caroline Spearing, Rome-on-Thames: the Restoration and the classical legacy Luke Houghton, ‘Golden times in Iron ages room’: Virgilian Golden Age themes in English and Latin poems on the restoration of the Stuart Monarchy |
Lecture Room 4 | |
19.15pm | Hot Buffet Dinner (for those who have pre-booked) | Teras Room 3 |
20.15pm | Round table: Presenting the history of slavery to the Public Discussion led by Misha Ewan; Marian Gwyn; Rupert Goulding; and Rita McClean |
Powis Hall |
21.45pm | Close |
Wednesday 27th July
09.15am | Plenary lecture: Mark Goldie: The exiles’ return: whig retribution in 1689 | Lecture Room 4 | |
10.30am | Refreshments | ||
11.00am | Panel Sessions | ||
Non-conformity Ann Hughes, All his engagements buried in his brother's grave?': the Gells of Hopton, Derbyshire, marital dilemmas and London dissent Nigel Smith, English puritans and republicans and the politics of the Dutch Republic and the German principalities Tim Cooper, Richard Baxter on the eve of the Restoration: displacement, with no return |
Lecture Room 4 | ||
Perspectives on exile and return Alastair Barnet, The role of the navy in cementing Charles II’s regime David Fletcher, ‘”Passeing upon the Road”: the mobility of the nonconformist clergy displaced after the 1662 Great Ejection’ Sheryl Wombell, Navigating health in exile and exile with health: William Cavendish's book of receipts, c.1647-54 |
Lecture Room 5 | ||
12.30pm | Lunch | Powis Hall | |
13.30pm | Plenary lecture: Sharon Achinstein: Paradise Lost and the poetics of the border | Lecture Room 4 | |
14.45pm | Refreshments | ||
15.15pm | Panel Session | ||
Aphra Behn and displacement Elaine Hobby, Aphra Behn returns to Naples: Behn’s problem with James II’s accession Helen Wilcox, ‘Sold off, as slaves, to another country’: geographical and moral displacement in Oroonoko |
Lecture Room 4 | ||
16.20pm | Break | ||
16.30pm | Short Sessions | ||
The image of Stuart Britain from abroad Kate Loveman, The strangeness of Stuart Britain in the travel narratives of Peter Mundy and Edward Barlow. |
Lecture Room 5 | ||
Exiles return (video linked session) Warren, Chernaik, Exiles' return: Cowley, Waller, Hobbes |
Lecture Room 4 | ||
17.15pm | Close of Papers | ||
19.30pm | Conference Dinner (for those who have pre-booked) | Teras Room 3 | Close |
Thursday 28th July
09.30am | Plenary Lecture Robin Gwynn: Revocation and Revolution: Huguenot refugees in Britain, and the defeat of Louis XIV’s France | Lecture Room 4 |
10.45am | Refreshments | |
11.15am | Panel Sessions | |
Restoration Milton Margaret Kean, Paradise Regained: citations in the wilderness |
Lecture Room 4 | |
Atlantic Returns Adrian C. Weimer, Publique calamity threatned”: New England and the Post-Restoration political settlement |
Lecture Room 5 | |
12.45pm | Lunch | Powis Hall |
14.00pm | End of Conference |