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Alejandro García Montón - Transforming the Atlantic World from the Mediterranean: Genoese Entrepreneurship and the Asiento Slave Trade, 1650-1700 Alejandro García Montón - Transforming the Atlantic World from the Mediterranean: Genoese Entrepreneurship and the Asiento Slave Trade, 1650-1700 Wednesday 24 January (Week 2), 4.30pm Alejandro García Montón - Transforming the Atlantic World from the Mediterranean: Genoese Entrepreneurship and the Asiento Slave Trade, 1650-1700 Iberian History Seminar Rector's Drawing Room, Exeter College, Turl Street
Domenico Cecere - Disasters That Made the World Shudder: How Extreme Events Redefined Communication and Politics in the Spanish Monarchy Domenico Cecere - Disasters That Made the World Shudder: How Extreme Events Redefined Communication and Politics in the Spanish Monarchy Tuesday 30 January (Week 3), 4.30pm Domenico Cecere - Disasters That Made the World Shudder: How Extreme Events Redefined Communication and Politics in the Spanish Monarchy Iberian History Seminar St Edmund Hall, Queen’s Lane
Indigenous Histories of the Early Modern Iberian World Indigenous Histories of the Early Modern Iberian World Friday 2 February (Week 3), 1:00pm Indigenous Histories of the Early Modern Iberian World Room 8.5, Exeter College, Turl Street
Caroline Cunill - Translation as Object and Method for Historical Inquiry: A Case Study on Sixteenth-Century Letters in the Maya Yucatec Language Caroline Cunill - Translation as Object and Method for Historical Inquiry: A Case Study on Sixteenth-Century Letters in the Maya Yucatec Language Wednesday 7 February (Week 4), 4.30pm Caroline Cunill - Translation as Object and Method for Historical Inquiry: A Case Study on Sixteenth-Century Letters in the Maya Yucatec Language Iberian History Seminar Rector's Drawing Room, Exeter College, Turl Street
Indigenous Histories of the Early Modern Iberian World Indigenous Histories of the Early Modern Iberian World Friday 23 February (Week 6), 1:00pm Indigenous Histories of the Early Modern Iberian World Room 8.5, Exeter College, Turl Street
Nicole T. Hughes - Dying Forms: Martyrdom Narratives on the Margins of Iberian Empire Nicole T. Hughes - Dying Forms: Martyrdom Narratives on the Margins of Iberian Empire Wednesday 21 February (Week 6), 4.30pm Nicole T. Hughes - Dying Forms: Martyrdom Narratives on the Margins of Iberian Empire Iberian History Seminar Rector's Drawing Room, Exeter College, Turl Street
Indigenous Histories of the Early Modern Iberian World Indigenous Histories of the Early Modern Iberian World Friday 1 March (Week 7), 1:30pm Indigenous Histories of the Early Modern Iberian World Room 8.5, Exeter College, Turl Street
Indigenous Histories of the Early Modern Iberian World Indigenous Histories of the Early Modern Iberian World Monday 4 March (Week 8), 5:00pm Indigenous Histories of the Early Modern Iberian World Kloppenburg Room, Cohen Quad, Exeter College (Walton Street)
Slavery and Theology in the Early Modern Iberian World: A Conversation with Daniel Schwartz Slavery and Theology in the Early Modern Iberian World: A Conversation with Daniel Schwartz Wednesday 6 March (Week 8), 4:30pm Slavery and Theology in the Early Modern Iberian World: A Conversation with Daniel Schwartz Iberian History Seminar Rector's Drawing Room, Exeter College, Turl Street
