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22 episodes with 1641
2 episodes with 1641
2 episodes with 1641
2 episodes with 1641
Ruim twee eeuwen lang was Nederland het enige westerse land dat handel mocht drijven met Japan. Nederlandse handelaren deden dit vanaf Deshima, een speciaal daarvoor opgeworpen eiland in de baai van Nagasaki. Hoe was het om daar te wonen? En was de positie van Nederland echt zo uitzonderlijk als schoolboeken suggereren? Janine Abbring spreekt erover met Hoofd Aziatische kunst, Menno Fitski. Wil je weten hoe deze maquette eruitziet? Kijk dan op: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/nl/collectie/NG-721 In de zomer van 2023 kun je nog meer van het eiland Deshima zien in het Rijksmuseum. In het Aziatisch Paviljoen is een kleine selectie van prenten te zien met als thema: Hoe keken Japanners naar Nederland en andersom? In het Rijksmuseum is powered by ING.
Eilis Noonan (St Andrews) at the 2015 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Bronagh McShane (MU) at the 2015 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference.
Shooting stars and survivors - King's Inns revisited 1648-1661 by Professor Colum Kenny (DCU) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
The role of the Irish royalist elite in the law courts of the exiled Charles II, 1649-1660 by Dr John J Cronin (UCD) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
Lawyers and the circulation of scurrilous verse in Restoration Dublin by Professor Andrew Carpenter (UCD) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
The rhetoric of law and the Restoration settlement, c. 1660-2 by Dr Danielle McCormack (Adam Mickiewicz University) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
Scottish and Irish Resistance to Cromwellian Legal Measures by Jennifer Wells (Brown and IHR) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
'Twixt Treason and Convenience' - Protestant Ireland and the trial of the earl of Strafford by Dr Andrew Robinson (PSNI) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
Governing Restoration Ireland: the evidence of the proclamations, 1660-70 by Professor James McGuire (IMC) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
Charles IIs legal officers and their influence on the Restoration land settlement in Ireland, 1660-1665 by Dr Neil Johnston (Department of Culture, Media and Sport) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
Lawyers and the law in the writings of Sir William Parsons by Dr John Cunningham (TCD and Exeter) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
Electoral law in Ireland in the early seventeenth century by Dr Brid McGrath (TCD) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
'Necessarye to keepe Irelande in Order' - Martial law and the 1641 rebellion by Dr Aran McArdle (TCD) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
'Necessarye to keepe Irelande in Order' - Martial law and the 1641 rebellion by Dr Aran McArdle (TCD) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
Electoral law in Ireland in the early seventeenth century by Dr Brid McGrath (TCD) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
Shooting stars and survivors - King's Inns revisited 1648-1661 by Professor Colum Kenny (DCU) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
The role of the Irish royalist elite in the law courts of the exiled Charles II, 1649-1660 by Dr John J Cronin (UCD) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
Lawyers and the circulation of scurrilous verse in Restoration Dublin by Professor Andrew Carpenter (UCD) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
The rhetoric of law and the Restoration settlement, c. 1660-2 by Dr Danielle McCormack (Adam Mickiewicz University) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
Scottish and Irish Resistance to Cromwellian Legal Measures by Jennifer Wells (Brown and IHR) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
'Twixt Treason and Convenience' - Protestant Ireland and the trial of the earl of Strafford by Dr Andrew Robinson (PSNI) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
Governing Restoration Ireland: the evidence of the proclamations, 1660-70 by Professor James McGuire (IMC) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
Charles IIs legal officers and their influence on the Restoration land settlement in Ireland, 1660-1665 by Dr Neil Johnston (Department of Culture, Media and Sport) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
Lawyers and the law in the writings of Sir William Parsons by Dr John Cunningham (TCD and Exeter) at Law and Revolution in Ireland - law and lawyers before, during, and after the Cromwellian Interregnum.
Joe Lines (QUB) at the 2014 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference. Irish nationality in the criminal biography, 1660-1700.
Dr Ciska Neyts (University of Oxford) at the 2014 Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference. Continental influences on confederate warfare (1641-9).
Bronagh McShane (NUI Maynooth). Representations of violence against women in 1641 rebellion literature
Dr Aoife Duignan. Clanricarde and the Royalist Cause in Connacht.
Andrew Robinson (UU). New English Identity, providence, and the 1641 rising
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