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Institute of Historical ResearchSomething Rotten in Auld Reekie: Suspicion, Allegation, and Mania in Post-Jacobite Edinburgh, 1746-7Darren Scot Layne(St Andrews)New Directions in the Study of Jacobitism

What is 'new' in Jacobite Studies and where do we go from here?

Aug 19th, 2013 43m 3s

Institute of Historical ResearchWhat is 'new' in Jacobite Studies and where do we go from here?Andrew Barclay (History of Parliament) and John Miller (QMUL)New Directions in the Study of Jacobitism

The Jacobite and anti-Jacobite Novel

Aug 19th, 2013 23m 51s

Institute of Historical ResearchThe Jacobite and anti-Jacobite NovelDavid Thane(Independent Scholar)New Directions in the Study of Jacobitism

Disbandment at Ruthven

Aug 19th, 2013 16m 14s

Institute of Historical ResearchDisbandment at Ruthven Ewen Cameron(Strathclyde)New Directions in the Study of Jacobitism

Jacobitism and anti-Jacobitism in the Atlantic Public Sphere, 1702-1727

Aug 19th, 2013 18m 40s

Institute of Historical ResearchJacobitism and anti-Jacobitism in the Atlantic Public Sphere, 1702-1727David Pariish(Glasgow)New Directions in the Study of Jacobitism

Bonnie Prince Charlie on Screen

Aug 19th, 2013 21m 38s

Institute of Historical ResearchBonnie Prince Charlie on ScreenJonathan Oates(Borough Archivist/JST)New Directions in the Study of Jacobitism

Of Men, their Mount and a Mole

Aug 19th, 2013 19m 42s

Institute of Historical ResearchOf Men, their Mount and a MolePeter Foley(Arizona)New Directions in the Study of Jacobitism

The Decline of Jacobitism and the rise of Irish Gallicanism

Jan 1st, 2000 22m 56s

Institute of Historical ResearchThe Decline of Jacobitism and the rise of Irish GallicanismKenneth L. Parker(Saint Louis University)New Directions in the Study of Jacobitism

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