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Writing Political Economy, 1750-1850

Writing Political Economy, 1750-1850

Event Date(s): 15th Jan 2016 - 16th Jan 2016

Location: School of English, University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton BN1 9QN

‘Jargon of Men and Things’: Production and Consumption in the Long Eighteenth Century

‘Jargon of Men and Things’: Production and Consumption in the Long Eighteenth Century

Event Date(s): 18th Apr 2015 - 18th Apr 2015

Location: Faculty of English, University of Cambridge CB3 9DP

Religion and Literature in the Long Eighteenth Century: approaches to genre, form, and reading practice

Religion and Literature in the Long Eighteenth Century: approaches to genre, form, and reading practice

Event Date(s): 15th May 2015 - 15th May 2015

Location: Chawton House Library, Alton, Hampshire

Fancy-Fantaisie-Capriccio: Diversions and Distractions in the Eighteenth Century

Fancy-Fantaisie-Capriccio: Diversions and Distractions in the Eighteenth Century

Event Date(s): 3rd Feb 2015 - 31st Mar 2015

Location: Toulouse

Visual Print Culture in Europe: techniques, genres, imagery and markets in a comparative perspective 1500-1850

Visual Print Culture in Europe: techniques, genres, imagery and markets in a comparative perspective 1500-1850

Event Date(s): 3rd Feb 2015 - 1st Jun 2015

Location: University of Warwick at: Palazzo Pesaro Papafava, Venice, Italy

Recording Nature in the Early Atlantic World, 1750-1830

Recording Nature in the Early Atlantic World, 1750-1830

Event Date(s): 2nd Feb 2015 - 30th Mar 2015

Location: Tampa Bay Florida

Waterloo: Representation and Memory, 1815-2015

Waterloo: Representation and Memory, 1815-2015

Event Date(s): 26th Jun 2015 - 28th Jun 2015

Location: Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies, King's Manor, University of York YO17EP

CALL FOR PAPERS – ‘Scandal and sociability: New perspectives on the Burney family, 1750-1850′

CALL FOR PAPERS – ‘Scandal and sociability: New perspectives on the Burney family, 1750-1850′

Event Date(s): 26th Jan 2015 - 30th Mar 2015

Location: ENCAP, Cardiff University, John Percival Building, Colum Drive CF103EU

AHRC-funded PhD in C18th Welsh & Scottish Tours

AHRC-funded PhD in C18th Welsh & Scottish Tours

Event Date(s): 1st Oct 2015 - 30th Sep 2018

Location: Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies SY23 3HH

Call for Papers. Conference: Modes of Silence in the Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Anglo-American World

Call for Papers. Conference: Modes of Silence in the Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Anglo-American World

Event Date(s): 15th Jan 2016 - 16th Jan 2016

Location: Université Paris Diderot – Paris 7 (Exact location to be specified)

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