13:45 Darlith Lawn (Darlithfa 4)
Martin Dzelzainis: Four Elegies and a Funeral: negotiating the Restoration
Cadeirydd: Tom Corns
15:00 Te (Darlithfa 2)
15:30 Paneli
Reconciliation and its failure in Restoration literature (Darlithfa 4)
Helen Wilcox 'Violated Vows ... never go unpunished': the failure of reconciliation in Behn's prose fiction.
Tom Corns: Paradise Lost: reconciliation (and resistance) of sorts.
Laura Knoppers: “My Wife, My Traitress”: Milton’s Unreconciled Samson.
Cadeirydd: Achsah Guibbory
Reconciliation and the succession settlements post 1689 (Darlithfa 3)
Jeremy Collier and non-juring literature
Nigel Aston: Before the ‘Venetian oligarchy’: the failure to establish a cross-party ministry, 1714-15
Austen Saunders: Non-juror book collecting
Cadeirydd: I'w gadarnhau
17:00 Diwedd y paneli – egwyl er mwyn cofrestru ar gyfer llety
18:45 Bwffe (Ystafell Cledwyn 3 - i'r rhai sydd wedi archebu)
20:15 Panel Llawn
Trafodaeth o dan arweiniad Alys Brown, a Martin Frampton, Clive Glaser.
Cadeirydd: Tony Claydon
21:45 Diwedd
08:30 Brecwast ysgafn a choffi ar gael yn Neuadd Powis.
09:15 Darlith Lawn (Darlithfa 4)
William Pettigrew: ‘Royal African Companies: Trading in Enslaved Africans to Unify Restoration Society’.
Cadeirydd: David Veevers
10:30 Coffi (Darlithfa 2)
11:00 Paneli
Reconciliation in the 1660s (Darlithfa 4)
David Appleby:
Tristram Griffin: ‘Popular Royalism: reconciliation, celebration and/or revenge in Restoration media’.
“Repairing the Breach: Reconciliation and Unity in Restoration Sermons.”
Cadeirydd: I'w gadarnhau
Reconciliation in and beyond Europe (Darlithfa 3)
David Veevers: Peace-making and reconciliation in the Indian Ocean
Dr William White (Prifysgol Hertfordshire) Peace-making and reconciliation in the British Atlantic
Haig Smith: The 1684 abolition of the Massachusetts Bay Company
Cadeirydd: I'w gadarnhau
12:30 Cinio (Neuadd Powis)
13:30 Darlith Lawn (Darlithfa 4)
Alasdair Raffe: Reconciliation and Fragmentation in Scottish Protestantism, 1660-1715
Cadeirydd: Tony Claydon
14:45 Te (Darlithfa 2)
15:15 Paneli
Religion and reconciliation – part one (Darlithfa 4)
Tim Cooper: Richard Baxter, William Johnson, and the Failure of Reconciliation.
Ben Sharpe: Danby and the 1675 Test Act
Cadeirydd: I'w gadarnhau
Religion and reconciliation – part one (Darlithfa 3)
Mark Knights: Reconciliation and Division in the Life and Work of James Boevey, Merchant-Philosopher.
Hannah Straw: Reconciling Rochester: Reevaluating Gilbert Burnet’s Some Passages of the Life and Death of the Right Honourable John Earl of Rochester
Cadeirydd: I'w gadarnhau
16:15 Egwyl o ddeg munud
16:25 Paneli
Reconciliation and letters (part 2) (Darlithfa 4)
Anna Pravdica: Honesty, Hypocrisy, and Radical Belief in Post-Restoration England.
David Fletcher: Reconciliation and religious coexistence in new plays after the Glorious Revolution.
Cadeirydd fel rhan un
Reconciliation and religion (part 2) (Darlithfa 3)
Thomas Clifton: Reviewing, Rewriting, and Reconciling Spiritual Identity in Elizabeth Delaval’s Meditations and Memoirs
Cadeirydd fel rhan un
17:25 Diwedd y paneli
19:00 Cinio (i'r rhai sydd wedi archebu - Neuadd Fwyta Reichel)
08:30 Coffi a brecwast ysgafn ar gael yn Neuadd Powis
09:15 Darlith Lawn (Darlithfa 4)
Valerie Rumbold (Birmingham): Awkward print: making the unreconciled Swift
10:30 Coffi (Darlithfa 2)
11:00 Paneli
Responses to the restoration in Britain (Darlithfa 4)
Waseem Ahmed (UCL) The Politics of Survival: ‘Monarchical Cromwellians and the use of apology tracts at the Restoration
Dr Gabriel Glickman (University of Cambridge) Migration of political dissidents at the Restoration
Ian Atherton: The Restoration of Cathedrals in the Church of England: Reconciliation and Division in the 1660s
Cadeirydd: Grant Tapsell
Aphra Behn and reconciliation (Darlithfa 3)
Elaine Hobby, ‘“Sir, I'le be reconcil'd to you on one condition” (Aphra Behn, The Rover (1677): Aphra Behn’s Reconciliations’
Dominic Boden-Tebbutt, ‘Wealth, hypochondria, and medical advancement in Molière’s Le malade imaginaire and Aphra Behn’s Sir Patient Fancy’
Marcus Nevitt, 'Commonplace Behn: Reading Printed Drama in the 1680s'.
12:30 Cinio (Neuadd Powis)
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