The 4th International Conference of Jacobite Studies 2017

Chair: Prof Daniel Szechi, University of Manchester

David Parrish, College of the Ozarks, Missouri: ‘A greater revolution than November 26 years ago”: the revolution of 1714 and the British Atlantic world’.
Nicola Martin, University of Stirling:  ‘Army, Assimilation and Empire: the Forty-Five and British Imperialism in North America’.
Patrick Clarke de Dromantin, Bordeaux: ‘De l’inspection générale des manufactures à la guerre d’indépendance américaine ou l’extraordinaire destinée de Jean Holker junior (1745-1822)’. (simultaneous interpretation provided)

Chair: Dr Andrew Barclay, History of Parliament Trust, London.

Harman Murtagh, Athlone Institute of Technology/Military History Society of Ireland, ‘French military involvement in the Irish Jacobite war 1689-91’.
Stephen Griffin, University of Limerick and Jeremy Filet, Université de Lorraine (joint presentation) ‘Reality and representation: the Jacobite diaspora and 18th-century British travel narratives in Lorraine’.
 

Chair: Nathalie Genet-Rouffiac, Service Historique de la Défense, Paris.

Frédéric Richard-Maupillier, Metz, France, ‘Les manufactures d’Edouard Warren (1666-1733) : Activités industrielles et diaspora jacobite dans le duché de Lorraine’. (simultaneous interpretation provided).

Etienne Faisant, Université de Paris-Nanterre, ‘Un château pour royaume : relecture de l’installation des Stuarts au château de Saint-Germain-en-Laye’. (simultaneous interpretation provided)

Marc Caball, University College Dublin, ‘A Jacobite poet in a local context: the case of Aogán Ó Rathaille (c. 1670-c.1729)’.
 

Chair: Prof Marian Lyons, Maynooth University

John Bergin, University College Dublin, ‘Adam Colclough (1650-1732): Lawyer, landowner, officeholder, investor, Catholic agent and Jacobite’.

Frances Nolan (National Library of Ireland Scholar), ‘“…a cunning intriguing woman [who] is very violent against the Protestants”: the politics of Catholic Irishwomen during and after the Williamite-Jacobite war, 1689-1703’.

Prof. Emeritus Colum Kenny, Dublin City University, ‘Jacobites, Judges and the Black Book of King’s Inns 1685-1702’.
 

(Chair: Prof Marian Lyons, Maynooth University)

Dr Vincent Morley, independent historian, ‘Irish Jacobitism, a reading from a forthcoming chapter’.

Chair:  Prof Thomas O’Connor, Maynooth University

Nathalie Genet-Rouffiac, Service Historique de la Défense, Paris: ‘Saint-Germain’s money, the Jacobite court, sir Daniel Arthur and the market of the rentes de l’hôtel de ville de Paris’

Ciarán McDonnell, University College Dublin and Maynooth University, ‘From Jacobites to Jacobins: Irishmen in the French army in the later 18th century’.

Darren Layne, Jacobite Database of 1745, ‘“Damned if they didn’t”: Civil War on a Loyalist Estate in the ‘45’.
 

Chair:  Dr Éamon Ó Ciosáin, Maynooth University

Prof Daniel Szechi, University of Manchester, Chairman, Jacobite Studies Trust: ‘The political consequences of the Cuckoldy German Turnip Farmer’. 

NB. Please note: there will be 28 places on the bus, which will be allocated on a first come first serve basis.

Tour of Battle of the Boyne site, starting 2.30.
Guide: Harman Murtagh, author of The Battle of the Boyne 1690 A guide to the battlefield (2006).