Henry Miller (University of Northumbria)
Old Class Library, St John’s House 65-71 South Street, St Andrews, United Kingdom"Scottish Petitions, Subscriptional Communities, and Petitioning, 1780-1918"
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Gilbert Markus (University of Glasgow)
Old Class Library, St John’s House 65-71 South Street, St Andrews, United KingdomImitating Rome Imitating Jerusalem: spiritual authority and the organisation of monastic space on Iona
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Laura Doak (University of Dundee)
Old Class Library, St John’s House 65-71 South Street, St Andrews, United KingdomA Dairsie Rising: Militant Nonconformity in Restoration Fife and the lost 'Fife Testimony’ of 1681
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Tom Pye (University College London)
Old Class Library, St John’s House 65-71 South Street, St Andrews, United Kingdom"The endurance of entail: feudal law, political economy, and land reform in late eighteenth-century Scotland"
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Postgraduate research seminar
Old Class Library, St John’s House 65-71 South Street, St Andrews, United KingdomFrances Bickerstaff – "Timber, sheep and salmon: the monastic economy of south-west Scotland c. 1160-1230." Michael Fraser – "Scots and Huguenots in the Immediate post-Union: A Match Made in Heaven? 1707-1735." Ruadhan Scrivener-Anderson – "‘Highland Chieftains’: Selection, Social Class and Nationality of Commissioned Officers in The Black Watch, 1902-1918."
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Annie Tindley (University of Newcastle) – “A nobility of trees: the dukes of Buccleuch and forestry in the nineteenth century”
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Craig Lamont (University of Glasgow) – “Hallowed Ground: Rites and Sites of Memory in 19th Century Scotland”
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Rebecca Mason – “Women, Property and the Law in Early Modern St Andrews: A Study in Continuity and Change”
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Karen McAulay (Royal Scottish Conservatoire and Visiting Fellow) – “From Magic Lantern to Microphone: the Scottish Music Publishers and Pedagogues inspiring Hearts and Minds through Song”
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Milinda Banerjee (St Andrews) – “For Freedom (svadhinatar janya)”: Scottish Historical Imagination and the Decolonization of India”
Old Class Library, St John’s House 65-71 South Street, St Andrews, United Kingdom