A research blog on the history, literature and culture of early-modern and eighteenth-century religious nonconformity (1500–1800)
Opening the Angus seminar series Isabel Rivers, ‘Joseph Angus as moral philosophy tutor at Stepney and Regent’s Park’ Thursday 28 October 7.30pm BST online To register for the Zoom seminar link, please email: fota@regents.ox.ac.uk
Puritan Research Centre Colloquia: On Friday 24 September, Dr Chad Van Dixhoorn (Professor of Church History and Director of the Craig Center for the study of the Westminster Standards at Westminster Theological Seminary) will be giving a...
See our research blog on https://britaix.hypotheses.org/ for up-to-date information.Follow us on Twitter @Brtiaix17_18 We’re delighted to announce the second year of our “lived religion” programme, in association with Queen Mary Centre for Religion and Literature in English....
Wednesday 22nd March, 2017 (5:15pm–6:45pm) ‘Behold, how great a fire a little matter kindleth!’: Dissenting Silver in the Collection of Dr Williams’s Library Dr Helen Clifford, Curator of Swaledale Museum North Yorkshire Thursday 4th May, 2017 (4:00pm–7:00pm) Database Launch:...
All are welcome to this third seminar of the Centre for Religion and Literature in English at Queen Mary University of London: Time: Wednesday 6 July 2016, 5.15-6.45pm Place: Lock-Keeper’s Cottage Graduate Centre, Westfield Way, Queen Mary...
Here are details of the second seminar of the Centre for Religion and Literature in English at Queen Mary University of London: Time: Wednesday 1 June 2016, 5.15-6.45pm Place: Lock-Keeper’s Cottage Graduate Centre, Westfield Way, Queen Mary...
All are welcome to the inaugural seminar of the Centre for Religion and Literature in English at Queen Mary University of London: Time: Wednesday 1 June 2016, 5.15-6.45pm Place: Lock-Keeper’s Cottage Graduate Centre, Westfield Way, Queen Mary...
Readers are reminded of the details of the next Dr Williams’s Library seminar: Valerie Smith (University of Kent), ‘Theology and the Identity of Rational Dissent c.1770-1800′ Wednesday 16 March 2016, Dr Williams’s Library, 5:15-6:45 To view a...
Lori Branch and Mark Knight are delighted to be co-directing a 4-week 2016 National Endowment for the Humanities summer seminar in Iowa City on ‘Postsecular Studies and the Rise of the English Novel 1719-1897.’ Examining the role...
All readers are invited to attend this year’s seminars and lectures at Dr Williams’s Library (Gordon Square, London), which will be as follows: Wednesday 20th January, 2016 5:15pm–6:45pm: Seminar: Philip Henry and the restoration of the Church...
