Early Modern Studies In Scotland Seminar
A One–Day Colloquium at the Centre for Early Modern Studies
University of Aberdeen, 24th July 2010
Speakers:
Suzanne Trill on Women’s Letter-writing in Scotland
Alison Wiggins on Bess of Hardwick’s Correspondence
James Daybell on Early Modern Letter Books
Andrew Zurcher on Letters of the Elizabethan Secretariat
Andrew Gordon on Purloined Letters at the Elizabethan Court
Kenneth Austin on Theodore Beza’s Correspondence Networks
Attendance £10
A limited number of postgraduate travel bursaries are available
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CULTURES OF CORRESPONDENCE: THE CONFERENCE
The One-Day Cultures of Correspondence Colloquium will be followed in 2011 by a conference jointly organised by
Centre for Humanities, Music and Performing Arts at the University of Plymouth &
Centre for Early Modern Studies at the University of Aberdeen.
The conference ‘Cultures of Correspondence in Early Modern Britain, 1550-1640’
will take place at the University of Plymouth 14-16 April 2011,
The Call For Papers is now available at
and at the EMSIS website
Dr Andrew Gordon
Department of English
Taylor Building
University of Aberdeen
