Jenny Shaw (University of Alabama): West African Barbados: The Case of the Peers Plantations, 1680-1705 8. Religion and Ideology in Early Modern Britain (VL 202) Commentator/Chair: Tim Harris (Brown) Stefan Brown (Queen’s University, Ontario): "Hobbes and Self-Love: How Hutcheson’s Moral Sense transformed Thomas Hobbes into a Moral Philosopher." Pádraig Lawlor (Purdue): "England's Religious Preservationists: Secrecy and Seclusion during the Interregnum" Jonathan M. Wales (University of St Andrews): "Charles Leslie and the defense of Stuart dynastic Anglicanism" 12:15-2:15 PM Lunch, Business Meeting and Plenary Address (Chapel) – Business Meeting: Chaired by Paul Deslandes (University of Vermont) NECBS President Plenary Address: Shannon McSheffrey (Concordia) and Hospitaller Knights: “Felons Sanctuary, Justice, and Mercy in England, c. 1500” 2:15-3:45 PM Panels – 9. Negotiating Exile in Early Modern England and its Colonies (VL 122) Karen Holland (Providence College) Hilary Bogert-Winkler: (University of Connecticut): like the sons of Israel’: Royalism, “‘Too Exile, and Israel during the Interregnum” Nathan Braccio (University of Connecticut): exile: The choice to move to the “Willing spatial/social periphery in 17th-century New England” Clare Costley King’oo (University of Connecticut): VIII, Joan Fish, and A Supplicacyon “Henry (1528/29)” for the Beggers 10. Trans-Atlantic Politics in the Age of Revolutions (VL 102) Hannah Weiss Muller (Brandeis) James E Crimmins (Huron University College, Western University): Influences: “Trans-Atlantic British Utilitarians in the Early American Republic”
Jenny Shaw (University of Alabama): West African Barbados: The Case of the Peers Plantations, 1680-1705 8. Religion and Ideology in Early Modern Britain (VL 202) Commentator/Chair: Tim Harris (Brown) Stefan Brown (Queen’s University, Ontario): "Hobbes and Self-Love: How Hutcheson’s Moral Sense transformed Thomas Hobbes into a Moral Philosopher." Pádraig Lawlor (Purdue): "England's Religious Preservationists: Secrecy and Seclusion during the Interregnum" Jonathan M. Wales (University of St Andrews): "Charles Leslie and the defense of Stuart dynastic Anglicanism" 12:15-2:15 PM – Lunch, Business Meeting and Plenary Address (Chapel) Business Meeting: Chaired by Paul Deslandes (University of Vermont) NECBS President Plenary Address: Shannon McSheffrey (Concordia) “Felons and Hospitaller Knights: Sanctuary, Justice, and Mercy in England, c. 1500” 2:15-3:45 PM – Panels 9. Negotiating Exile in Early Modern England and its Colonies (VL 122) Karen Holland (Providence College) Hilary Bogert-Winkler: (University of Connecticut): “‘Too like the sons of Israel’: Royalism, Exile, and Israel during the Interregnum” Nathan Braccio (University of Connecticut): “Willing exile: The choice to move to the spatial/social periphery in 17th-century New England” Clare Costley King’oo (University of Connecticut): “Henry VIII, Joan Fish, and A Supplicacyon for the Beggers (1528/29)” 10. Trans-Atlantic Politics in the Age of Revolutions (VL 102) Hannah Weiss Muller (Brandeis) James E Crimmins (Huron University College, Western University): “Trans-Atlantic Influences: British Utilitarians in the Early American Republic”
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