CS: Das Lesen von barocken Kirchenräumen aus kulturgeschichtlicher Sicht [M. Romberg, 2018]
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Mining the Logs: History of Childhood
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Editor's Subject: History of childhood
Author's Subject: History of childhood
Date Written: Wed, 12 Feb 2003 03:58:43 EST
Date Posted: Thu, 12 Feb 2003 08:49:36 -0500
Becoming Media: Objects
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Conference
Date:
October 27, 2017 to October 28, 2017
Revolution of the Marathas
A conjecture. Did not British historians wish to paint the picture of a Mughal EMPIRE rather than the rebellion of Hindu Marathas as a point of "order" for Indian colonial citizens? The Marathas were the "wrong" image for a British EMPIRE who wished to control their "crown jewel" colony, India.
John Maunu APWH College Board consultant Pinckney, Michigan
Revolution of the Marathas
In thinking about the global Hispanic Monarchy and the comparative study of 17th century rebellions and revolutions, why is it that I have never seen the revolution of the Marathas against the regime of Aurangzeb (1618-1707) included in the comparisons? In terms of the numbers of dead and its geographic extension, it was certainly the greatest revolution of the 17th century. Yet, it doesn’t get a chapter in Jack Goldstone’s The Encyclopedia of Political Revolutions (1998) or even merit a mention.
CONF: Europe and the East: Self and Other in the History of the European Idea, Norwich, June 2017
Europe and the East: Self and Other in the History of the European Idea
8th Annual Symposium of the Research Network on the History of the Idea of Europe
University of East Anglia, 14-16 June 2017
Wednesday, 14 June 2017 | Council Chamber
12.00-1.00 Registration and Sandwiches
1.00-1.30 Welcome
1.30-2.45 Panel 1: Theory, Historiography, and Religion (Chair: Rolf Petri)
Lecture: “Encompassing the Globe: Views from Angola and Brazil (1580-1640)” by Diogo Ramada Curto
Prof. Diogo Ramada Curto (Universidade Nova de Lisboa) will lecture on
“Encompassing the Globe: Views from Angola and Brazil (1580-1640)”
Friday, December 2 at 11:00 a.m.
O’Leary Library, Room 222, UMass Lowell South Campus
Presented by the Saab-Pedroso for Portuguese Culture and Research and the History Department, University of Massachusetts, Lowell
More information at https://www.uml.edu/international-programs/Portuguese/
CFP: Europe and the East: Self and Other in the History of the European Idea, Norwich, June 2017
Europe and the East:
Self and Other in the History of the European Idea
University of East Anglia, Norwich
14-16 June 2017
Materials available from unfinished dissertation on seventeenth-century Russian-Dutch Relations
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Call for proposals: “The State, the Household, and Discourses of “Economic Development” in the Long Eighteenth Century”
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September 1, 2016
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