Series
Research Seminars Europe 1000-1800
The Research Seminars Europe 1000-1800 are informal and intended to foster discussion. Everyone is welcome to join.
All meetings will start at 15.15 h. There will be drinks afterwards.
The seminars are a continuation of ''Werkgroep Holland'' and ''Contactgroep Zestiende eeuw''.
If you would like to receive invitations for the upcoming sessions, you can send an e-mail to: history@hum.leidenuniv.nl. Further information can be obtained from the organizers Judith Pollmann, Jeroen Duindam and Peter Hoppenbrouwers.
Programme
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Adam Zamoyski: What were the Napoleonic Wars really about?
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Inventing a Lutheran Ritual: Baptisms of Muslims and Slaves in Early Modern Germany
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Sociaal-politieke conflicten in de laatmiddeleeuwse stad Utrecht’
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Investing and Divesting the Prince: The Flexibility of Dynastic Ritual in the Eighteenth-Century Habsburg Netherlands
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Religious persecution and public opinion after Westphalia: Strategies of transnational solidarity in the Dutch popular press (1655-1745)
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An Embassy Full of Paintings of Saints. Cross-Confessional and Diplomatic Incidents: Dutch Ambassadors in Madrid, 1648-1672.
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Mosasaurs. Interactions between Armies and Ecosystems in the Meuse Region, 1250-1850.
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Flying Ambitions: Falcons, Falconers and the Making of Royalty in the Holy Roman Empire, c. 1650-1793