Thursday 9 November
5:15pm, Room: 1.434 (Teaching Room 7), Doorway 3, Old Medical School.
Stuart Clark (University of Edinburgh): ‘“No Love Lost”: The Scots in Ireland under the Union’.
[Scottish History Seminar]
Friday 3 November
3pm, Playfair Library, Old College: Professor Sir Tom Devine (University of Edinburgh): ‘The Scottish Impact on Nineteenth-Century Canada: an Interpretation’.
[Canada 150 Lecture, marking 150 years of Canadian Confederation]
Thursday 2 November
5:15pm, Room: 1.434 (Teaching Room 7), Doorway 3, Old Medical School.
Dr Gains Murdoch (University of Aberdeen), ‘The Emergence of a Credit System in Early Modern Scotland’.
[Scottish History Seminar]
Thursday 26 October
5:15pm, Room: 1.434 (Teaching Room 7), Doorway 3, Old Medical School.
Dr Lizanne Henderson (University of Glasgow): ‘(Super)natural Animals in Early Modern Scotland’.
[Scottish History Seminar]
Thursday 19 October
5:15pm, Room: 1.434 (Teaching Room 7), Doorway 3, Old Medical School.
Alastair Noble (University of Edinburgh): ‘“The few Villainous Countries”: Contesting Definitions of the Highlands in Post-Culloden Legislation’.
[Scottish History Seminar]
Friday 13 October
4pm, G.14, Doorway 4, Old Medical School.
Melynda Jarratt (Fredericton, New Brunswick): ‘The Battle of the Forests: The little known Story of the Canadian Forestry Corps in the Scottish Highland during World War II’.
[Scottish History Seminar / Centre of Canadian Studies]
Thursday 5 October
5:15pm, Room: 1.434 (Teaching Room 7), Doorway 3, Old Medical School.
Dr Ralph Moffat (Glasgow Museums): ‘“Advance on us like mad Men!”: The Scottish Highland Warrior’.
[Scottish History Seminar]
Thursday 28 September
5:15pm, Room: 1.434 (Teaching Room 7), Doorway 3, Old Medical School.
Dr Jamie Reid Baxter (University of Glasgow): ‘Scotland, 1617: The Kingdom at a Turning Point’.
[Scottish History Seminar]
Thursday 21 September
5:15pm, Room: 1.434 (Teaching Room 7), Doorway 3, Old Medical School.
Professor Michael Keating (University of Aberdeen): ‘Scotland and Europe.
Now and Then’.
[Scottish History Seminar]
Seminar Room 1, Chrystal MacMillan Building, 13.00
Aaron Allen (University of Edinburgh): ‘Craft widows and corporate charity’; Wendy Ugolini (University of Edinburgh): ‘Wales in England, 1914-1945’