Interdisciplinary workshop to mark the appointment of Professor Richard Hoyle as Director of the Victoria County History
Wednesday 22nd October 2014
Henley Business School, University of Reading Whiteknights Campus,
Room G04
1pm – 5pm
1pm: Lunch & Welcome
1.30pm:Session One
Dr Elizabeth Matthew: ‘Reassessing the Irish “extension” to the Wars of the Roses, 1462’.
Dr Mark Casson: ‘Medieval Urban Rents: A Case Study of Hull’
Dr Rebecca Bullard: ‘Robinson Crusoe and pastoral politics’
3pm: Tea & Coffee
3.15pm: Session Two
Dr Mary Morrissey: ‘John Jewel’s Challenge sermon: the afterlife of Reformation polemic’
Professor Ralph Houlbrooke: ‘Late Elizabethan Swallowfield re-visited’
Dr Janet Dickinson: ‘Richard Hoyle and Tudor Monarchy: a personal approach’
4.45pm: Rev Dr Margaret Yates Richard Hoyle in Reading and Beyond
Refreshments
In order to assist with catering & seating arrangements, please register your attendance by emailing Helen Parish (h.l.parish@rdg.ac.uk)
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