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📢 Do you have any early modern events, calls for papers etc to share with our network? If so, please email it to [email protected] by 9th June, to be included in our last newsletter of the academic year! ✉️

This week's blog post is from the brilliant Hannah Brumby on early modern melancholy and the Royal Society of Medicine archive. Check it out here: earlymodernnetwork.wordpress.com/2023/06/23/ear… Please share widely!

We are delighted to open the call for blog contributions for the next academic year! Since its launch last summer, 'The Court Observer' has had a wide readership, and we look forward to receiving more fascinating proposals for its second year. Deadline Fri 8th September.

Are any other Elizabethan/early modern/diplomacy people thinking of going to next year’s RSA? Am very interested but would like to form a panel first! Please share!

Great way to finish the week - my first article has just been published in Notes and Queries! On an unidentified letter from William Davison to Christopher Hatton, and on their relationship more broadly. It's open access so please do share! tinyurl.com/23wrr3mh

Our latest blog post on 'The Court Observer' is by Olivia Mayer, on producing and consuming magic at late medieval English and French courts. Read here: courtstudies.hypotheses.org/1121 Please share widely! (image provided with the permission of St John’s College Oxford)

Looking forward to presenting at the Netzwerk Jagdgeschichten workshop 'Game, Predator, Friend: Animals and the Hunt' next Friday. The workshop will be fully online, the full programme and links are below ☺️ dropbox.com/scl/fi/v6xqnud…

We are thrilled to announce our November NEMNinar, taking place on 22 November at 1pm - Come tune into talks from our very own Basil Bowdler, Niall Oddy, and Chandini Jaswal. Sign up using the eventbrite below: eventbrite.co.uk/e/november-nem… Please share widely!

Our latest blog post on 'The Court Observer' is by Chandini Jaswal Chandini Jaswal on the forgotten Mughal capital, Dīnpanāh. Read here: courtstudies.hypotheses.org/1154 Please share widely!

In the list of Mughal capital cities— Agra, Fatehpur Sikri, Lahore, Shahjahanabad— Dinpanah, the city founded by Humayun is often left out. Read to know more about this forgotten albeit beautiful city! Gratitude to CourtStudies and my editor Dr Rosie Cousins for the opportunity!

En route to London for my Tudor-Stuart seminar seminar tomorrow! Still time to book here, to attend online or in person history.ac.uk/events/diploma… Can’t wait to talk all about my favourite person, William Davison!

We are delighted to open the latest call for papers for The Court Observer blog! Get in touch with any questions, and check out the blog here: courtstudies.hypotheses.org Deadline Fri 19th January 2024

Did you miss the last Tudor & Stuart of term? Fear not, we have a summary of Dr Eloise Davies' (Eloise Davies) paper ‘Writing anti-papal history between England and Venice: the context for Paolo Sarpi’s History of the Council of Trent (1619/20)’. Davies' focuses on a moment where /1

I’ve loved working as the blog editor for the past 18 months - if anyone wants to know more about the position, feel free to email or DM me before applying!

My article on Christopher Hatton and William Davison has been published in Notes and Queries’ Dec 2023 issue! 📚Read it here: doi.org/10.1093/notesj…

Opportunity!!📢 Would you like to present your research at History at Leeds? We have a weekly PGR seminar and we'd love to hear from speakers from outside Leeds. Send a title, abstract & bio to me at [email protected] by Fri 19th Jan if you'd like to be considered😊 Please share!

For anyone interested in Elizabethan politics, Mary Queen of Scots and William Davison, I’m presenting at The Renaissance Society of America on Saturday at 11am, seventh floor La Salle 2. Would love to see lots of Tudor historians there!

Historian help needed! Can anyone suggest any readings on early modern political credit please? It’s a term I see used often, but have never seen it defined or examined in detail. Thank you!

Another question for the historians - can anyone recommend lit on the Antwerp book trade in the 1570s/80s please? I’m particularly looking for religious texts!