Reformation Day, or is it?
Today we mark the 500th anniversary of the beginning of the Protestant Reformation, but what really happened on the 31stContinue Reading
Author: Julianne Simpson
European Dimensions of Popular Print Culture (EDPOP)
Workshop Friday 17 November 2017 The aim of the EDPOP project is to develop an international network and a virtualContinue Reading
The Reformation – we are open!
It was more than five years ago that we first had the idea for an exhibition to commemorate the 500thContinue Reading
A Protestant Memorial
Henry VIII executed both Protestants and Catholics who challenged his Reformation. This included prominent figures such as his Chancellor ThomasContinue Reading
Renegade, rogue, radical
500 years on, our autumn exhibition will explore the story of three men who changed the course of history inContinue Reading
JRRI Medieval and Early Modern Research Seminar Series
JRRI Medieval and Early Modern Research Seminar Series (Re-)Framing Bede’s Historia ecclesiastica in Twelfth-century Germany: Rylands Latin MS 182 Dr Benjamin Pohl Lecturer in Medieval History c. 1000-1400 University of Bristol Thursday 16 March, 5.45pm Christie Room, John Rylands Library Deansgate For info, email: anne.kirkham@manchester.ac.uk
JRRI Medieval and Early Modern Research Seminar Series
JRRI Medieval and Early Modern Research Seminar Series (Re-)Framing Bede’s Historia ecclesiastica in Twelfth-century Germany: Rylands Latin MS 182 Dr Benjamin Pohl Lecturer in Medieval History c. 1000-1400 University of Bristol Thursday 16 March, 5.45pm Christie Room, John Rylands Library Deansgate For info, email: anne.kirkham@manchester.ac.uk
JRRI Medieval and Early Modern Research Seminar Series
JRRI Medieval and Early Modern Research Seminar Series (Re-)Framing Bede’s Historia ecclesiastica in Twelfth-century Germany: Rylands Latin MS 182 DrContinue Reading
JRRI Medieval and Early Modern Research Seminar
JRRI Medieval and Early Modern Research Seminar Series Thursday 9 March, 5.30pm Rosie Shute, University of Sheffield William Caxton (c.Continue Reading
From Consulate to Classroom: The E. H. Parker Collection and the Development of Chinese Studies in Manchester
Dr David Woodbridge, postdoctoral researcher funded by the British Inter-University China Centre writes: On 29 August 1842, the Treaty ofContinue Reading