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TALKS AND LECTURES
AN IMPASSIONED EMOTIONAL DEFENCE: THE LETTERS OF MARY ANNE CANNING AND HER SON, GEORGE
BSECS, January 2022, nominated for the President's Prize; Longer Version: IHR Life Cycles Seminar January 2022
THE MARRIAGE MART REASSESSED: FEMALE EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES OF EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY BATH THROUGH LETTERS
Bath 250 Conference, September 2021
GERALD AYLMAR SEMINAR (IHR, RHS AND THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES) PANELLIST FOR NEW WAYS TO WORK FOR HISTORIANS AND ARCHIVISTS
September 2021
ANXIETY AT TIMES OF DEATH IN THE LONG EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
Social History Society, July 2021
ANXIETY AND THE FUTURE IN THE CORRESPONDENCE OF THE CANNING FAMILY 1760-1830
SWWDTP Futures Festival, June 2021
EMOTIONAL DISCOMFORT IN LETTER WRITING
Discomfort in the Eighteenth-Century Workshop April 2021
THE ANXIETIES OF GEORGE CANNING: INTERLINKED FAMILIAL RELATIONSHIPS AND LATE EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY CORRESPONDENCE
Correspondence 1400-present Conference April 2021
THE ANXIETY OF LOVE?: ANXIOUS LANGUAGE AND EXPRESSIONS OF LOVE IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY FAMILIAL CORRESPONDENCE
Northampton University History Seminar Series February 2021Â and a shorter version at the CECS York PG Seminar Feb 2021
THE EMOTIONAL LETTER: USING MATERIAL CULTURE TO CONTEXTUALISE EMOTIONS IN 18TH CENTURY CORRESPONDENCE
British Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, 2021
FEAR CREATES DISTANCE?: EXPRESSIONS OF ANXIETY IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY FAMILIAL LETTER WRITING
Distance 2020 Postgraduate Conference
THE ANXIETIES OF REPUTATION AND IDENTITY: GEORGE CANNING’S ‘NATURAL’ AFFECTION FOR HIS ‘UNNATURAL’ MOTHER
British Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies 2020
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