2024 events

“We now prescribe, like doctors in despair”: The Satirist-as-Doctor Metaphor in Early Eighteenth-Century Print

Tuesday 22 October 2024

Adam Smith (York St John University) presents this seminar.

A Window on the World: Introducing The Lady’s Magazine (1770-1832)

Saturday 19 October 2024

Part of the York Georgian Society 2024/2025 Autumn Lecture Series.

The Writer's Craft: Novel Making in the Eighteenth Century

Tuesday 1 October 2024

Jennie Batchelor presents this seminar.

A Library for Yorkshire: The Petyts and their World

Thursday 20 June 2024

This symposium will bring together some of the top scholars of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, considering the context of early modern libraries, the Skipton of the Petyt brothers, and the political, legal and intellectual world of the two brothers.

Apostrophe as a Theory of History

Tuesday 11 June 2024

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“A British sword is Proof Against the World in Arms”: Omai and Harlequin's Invasion in the Contact Zone of British Romantic Stage and Empire

Tuesday 4 June 2024

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The Writer's Craft: Novel Making in the Eighteenth Century

Friday 31 May 2024

DATE TO BE CONFIRMED. More information to come.

Frances Burney’s Cecilia and Digital Humanities

Tuesday 28 May 2024

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York and the Georgian City: Past, Present, and Future

Saturday 18 May 2024

York Georgian Society and the Centre for Eighteenth-Century Studies present this conference aiming to re-evaluate the notion of York as a Georgian city, which was one of the founding premises of the York Georgian Society in 1939.

‘A spacious wound’: going underground with the picturesque home tour’

Tuesday 30 April 2024

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Which Prince of Wales? Ambiguous allegiance, party dynamics, and the political odyssey of John Fane, 7th Earl of Westmorland (1683-1762)

Tuesday 9 April 2024

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Wedgwood’s Model Colonies: Australian Clay, British Moulds, and the New Etruria

Tuesday 19 March 2024

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"But we find it to have been a mistake": Printing errors in the London Gazette, 1665-c.1720

Tuesday 27 February 2024

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The Miseducation of Charlotte Lennox

Tuesday 6 February 2024

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Ashes to Ashes: Death, Grief and Mourning in the Long Eighteenth Century

Saturday 3 February 2024

This one-day interdisciplinary conference revisits and re-evaluates some of the well-established narratives surrounding death, grief and mourning.

Those Who Stood Behind the "Great Mughals": Challenging the Narratives about the Women in the Mughal Empire

Tuesday 30 January 2024

Chandini Jaswal, a second-year postgraduate student of History at Panjab University, India, will present this seminar