Nathan Flis (Yale): Making of Francis Barlow (ca. 1626–1704)” “The Kaitlin McCormick (Brown): Poles and People: Visualizing the Colonial Experience “Pipes, through Haida Argillite Carving” 5. Law and Society in Britain and its Empire (VL 202) Janet Watson (University of Connecticut) Ian Beattie (Harvard University): and Poor People's Involvement with the Criminal “Working Justice System in Industrial Manchester, 1790-1850” Jon Booth (McGill University): Law and the Legal Architecture of “Vagrancy Jamaica” Isobel Plowright (Columbia University): l’empire d’une force mystérieuse’: Fallen “‘Sous Women in Saint-Daria’s Asylum, Montreal, 1876-1900” 10:30-10:45 AM: Refreshments (Van Loan, foyer) 10:45-12:15– Panels 6. Echoes of Empire in the 20th Century (VL 122) Commentator/Chair: Andrew Kettler (University of South Carolina) Edward Guimont (University of Connecticut): "Indian political leverage in the Commonwealth of Nations, 1947-64" Gabrielle Watling (Endicott College): "Last Man Standing: Pinter’s Lenny, Fleming’s Bond, and Britain’s Lost Post-War Prestige" 7. Anglo-African Connections in the Seventeenth Century (VL 102) Commentator/Chair: John Thornton (Boston University) Cristina Malcolmson (Bates College): The Seventeenth-Century West African Leader: Oroonoko or John Cabissa? Craig Koslofsky (University of Illinois): delicately Cut and Rac'd?” West African “So Scarification in English Sources
Nathan Flis (Yale): “The Making of Francis Barlow (ca. 1626–1704)” Kaitlin McCormick (Brown): “Pipes, Poles and People: Visualizing the Colonial Experience through Haida Argillite Carving” 5. Law and Society in Britain and its Empire (VL 202) Janet Watson (University of Connecticut) Ian Beattie (Harvard University): “Working and Poor People's Involvement with the Criminal Justice System in Industrial Manchester, 1790-1850” Jon Booth (McGill University): “Vagrancy Law and the Legal Architecture of Jamaica” Isobel Plowright (Columbia University): “‘Sous l’empire d’une force mystérieuse’: Fallen Women in Saint-Daria’s Asylum, Montreal, 1876-1900” 10:30-10:45 AM: Refreshments (Van Loan, foyer) 10:45-12:15– Panels 6. Echoes of Empire in the 20th Century (VL 122) Commentator/Chair: Andrew Kettler (University of South Carolina) Edward Guimont (University of Connecticut): "Indian political leverage in the Commonwealth of Nations, 1947-64" Gabrielle Watling (Endicott College): "Last Man Standing: Pinter’s Lenny, Fleming’s Bond, and Britain’s Lost Post-War Prestige" 7. Anglo-African Connections in the Seventeenth Century (VL 102) Commentator/Chair: John Thornton (Boston University) Cristina Malcolmson (Bates College): The Seventeenth-Century West African Leader: Oroonoko or John Cabissa? Craig Koslofsky (University of Illinois): “So delicately Cut and Rac'd?” West African Scarification in English Sources