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  1. It has been an exceptional privilege to bring these chapters together and to press; while we aspired to a multi-faceted synthesis of the study of Anglo-Dutch connections in the early modern world, each and every one of our contributors individually presents ground-breaking, important, and captivating work. Read these chapters!

    taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/1 #earlymodons #AngloDutch #SRSlyGood @histodons

  2. Design, technology, and production are the subjects of part 7, with chapters by Hentie Louw, Ulrike Kern, and Piet van Cruyningen on Dutch architectural influence in England, Dutch artistic activity in the environment of the Royal Society, and a Dutch engineer in England.

    taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/1 #earlymodons #AngloDutch #SRSlyGood @histodons

  3. Part 5, on literary and diplomatic exchange, consists of contributions by Alisa van de Haar, Nigel Smith, and Nina Lamal, on the role of a Dutch poet in London in a European poetic network, Dutch and English Libertine poets, and Anglo-Dutch connections in Italy in 1666.

    taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/1 #earlymodons #AngloDutch #SRSlyGood @histodons

  4. Part 3 treats of news, letters, and war, in chapters by Gijs Rommelse, Jack Avery, Yann Ryan, and Esther van Raamsdonk, covering the Anglo-Dutch wars, Dutch news about the English Parliament, and Dutchness in the Stuart State Papers.

    taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/1 #earlymodons #AngloDutch #SRSlyGood @histodons

  5. The chapters of Part 2 of Anglo-Dutch Connections in the Early Modern World, by Su Fang Ng, Deborah Hamer, Silvia Espelt-Bombin, Martijn van den Bel, Jelle van Lottum, and Lodewijk Petram, address immigration, empire, and colonialism, covering Ambonese accounts of the “Amboyna Massacre”, Anglo-Dutch relations in Batavia and on the Oyapock River, and English seamen employed in the Dutch East India Company.

    taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/1 #earlymodons #AngloDutch #SRSlyGood @histodons

  6. Part 1 of Anglo-Dutch Connections in the Early Modern World has chapters by John Gallagher, Alan Moss, Martine Zoeteman-van Pelt, and Ineke Huysman on travel, language and education: English–Dutch conversation manuals, travelogues of Dutch travellers to England, English students in the Netherlands, and the visits to England of Constantijn Huygens over the course of his long and eventful life.

    taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/1 #earlymodons #AngloDutch #SRSlyGood @histodons

  7. Afternoon all! it's that time of year where we are advertising our #SRSlyGood postdocs. Apply by 30 April 2023. #Histodons rensoc.org.uk/funding-prizes/p

  8. Much has happened with the SRS Book Series over the last year. Check out our round-up of the great books published in 2022 (along with a cheeky few reissued in paperback) as well as a sneak peak at some of our exciting forthcoming titles for 2023! #SRSlyGood

    rensoc.org.uk/srs-book-series-

  9. The first seminar is ‘Difficult Pasts’ in Translation, led by Alejandro Nodarse and Sara Petrilli-Jones

    rensoc.org.uk/difficult-pasts-

    The second seminar is Early Modern Queer and Trans Studies: Methodologies, Questions, Politics, led by Kate Chedgzoy & Kit Heyam

    rensoc.org.uk/early-modern-que

    Read about these #SRSlyGood seminars and come one, come all!

  10. We've been nicking ideas from the Shakespeare Association of America (in the spirit of copying being highest form of flattery, honest!) & are, for first time, having seminars at #RenSoc23! We will announce our full programme very soon. To tantalise you, in the thread below are the two seminars that will run alongside our “traditional” yet exciting offering of roundtables, papers, and workshops. We’re thrilled to have them on the programme and look forward to the stimulating discussions they will generate. If you would like to participate in a seminar, register interest by 16 Jan 2023 #SRSlyGood

    docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI

  11. Book Launch! Join us on 19 Dec 17.00GMT to celebrate the publication of Eva Johanna Holmberg’s latest tome, that difficult second album, “British Encounters with Ottoman Minorities in the Early Seventeenth Century: ‘Slaves’ of the Sultan" #SRSlyGood #EarlyModonEvents #EarlyModern #EarlyModons rensoc.org.uk/event/book-launc

  12. Due to the @ucu industrial action taking place at all UK universities in defence of pay, pensions, and working conditions, the deadline for applying for our Conference Grants and Museums & Galleries Research Award has been extended until Wednesday 7 December 2022.

    To apply for a conference grant or major conference grant, please see: rensoc.org.uk/funding-prizes/conference-grants/

    To apply for a Museums & Galleries Research Award please see rensoc.org.uk/funding-prizes/museums-and-galleries-research-award/

    #EarlyModons #EarlyModern #SRSlyGood

  13. Book Talk! A #SRSlyGood online discussion to mark the second expanded edn of the pathbreaking anthology of early modern travel and colonial writing in English, brought to you by TIDE @ Oxford, OUP, & your favourite phoenix* 💫

    28 Nov 2022, 18.00GMT

    All welcome!

    #EarlyModonEvents #EarlyModons

    rensoc.org.uk/event/book-talk-

    *Yeah, yeah, we know we're only your fave because there's only one of us -- don't rub it in! 🐥🔥🐣

  14. Join us on 9 December 2022, 17.00GMT, for the launch of the Arden Shakespeare’s "Shakespeare and Adaptation" book series, expertly edited by Mark Thornton Burnett. All welcome! #SRSlyGood #Earlymodons #EarlymodonEvents #ShaxAd rensoc.org.uk/event/book-serie

  15. Who fancies hosting our conference in 2025 or 2027? We're a house-trained phoenix who scatters ash but rarely... If you're based in Ireland, UK or the rest of Europe and interested, do get in touch! #SRSlyGood #RenSoc25 #RenSoc27 💫 💫 💫 rensoc.org.uk/srs-biennial-con