Thursday 23 March, 5.15pm, Appleton Tower, 2:12.
Dr William Hepburn (University of Aberdeen): Burgh Registers and Literate Culture in Late Medieval Scotland.
[Scottish History Seminar]
Thursday 16 March, 5.15pm, Appleton Tower, 2:12.
Gary Hutchison (University of Edinburgh): The Conservative Interest in Scottish Constituency Politics, 1832-1868.
[Scottish History Seminar]
Thursday 9 March, 5.15pm, Appleton Tower, 2:12.
Fraser Raeburn (University of Edinburgh): An Army of Strangers? Scottish International Brigade Volunteers and the Importance of Locality.
[Scottish History Seminar]
Thursday 2 March, 5.15pm, Appleton Tower, 2:12.
Dr Kelsey Jackson Williams (University of Stirling): The Last Hurrah of the Ancient Monarchy: Joachim Frederik von Bassen and Royalist Scholarship in 1680s Edinburgh.
[Scottish History Seminar]
Thursday 16 February, 5.15pm, Appleton Tower, 2:12.
Dr Joanna Kopaczyk (University of Edinburgh): Early Modern Scots in a Multilingual Setting Abroad and at Home.
[Scottish History Seminar]
Thursday 9 February, 5.15pm, Appleton Tower, 2:12.
Oliver Finnegan (University of Cambridge): The Darien Venture, Piracy and the Trial of Thomas Green, 1695-1705.
[Scottish History Seminar]
Thursday 2 February, 5.15pm, Appleton Tower, 2:12.
Dr Jane O’Neill (University of Edinburgh): “It wasn’t really the sexual revolution it was described to be”: Gender Roles and Sexual Scripts in the Formation of Relationships, Scotland c. 1955-80’
[Scottish History Seminar]
Thursday 26 January, 5.15pm, Appleton Tower, 2:12.
Dr Elizabeth Ritchie (University of the Highlands and Islands): “It was of the ague that her husband died”: How Scots in British North America Experienced Emigration, Widowhood and Surviving Alone, 1800-1850.
[Scottish History Seminar / Scottish Centre for Diaspora Studies]
Thursday 19 January, 5.15pm, Appleton Tower, 2:12.
Professor Stewart Brown (University of Edinburgh): John Tulloch of St Andrews and the Broad Church Movement in Victorian Scotland.
[Scottish History Seminar]
Richard English (Professor of Politics at Queen’s University Belfast): Nationalism, Terrorism and Religion
Thursday 2 March 2017 at 5.30pm Playfair Library Hall, Old College South Bridge, Edinburgh EH8 9YL
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Gifford lectures are free but ticketed. To book tickets visit www.ed.ac.uk/gifford-lectures