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We are happy to welcome Charlie Spragg as the new co-convenor of MVCS, joining returning convenor Corryn Kosik!
Charlie is a final year doctoral researcher in History of Art. Her thesis examines the role of pageantry in the self-fashioning of King James VI & I.
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CFP for the conference 'Scotland's Historic Environments and the British Empire.'
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An extremely rare coin weight for a gold halfcrown of James VI & I. Unlike most coin weights which are of base metal, this one's made from silver. From the Hunterian collection.
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It’s wonderful public interest in James VI & I’s life and reign is rising, AND that readers can turn to several new books about him.📚
Here are @stevenveerapen, Clare Jackson, Steven Reid and me discussing our man; Laura Stewart chairing.
#Stuarts #KingJames400 #History #Tudors
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On the trail of James VI & I… and the (no longer) lost letters of Mary, Queen of Scots…🔍🦄👑
Some highlights of a very special fortnight in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Paris.
#KingJames400 #MaryQueenofScots #earlymodern #history
@KingJamesConf @NatGalleriesSco @DrEstellePrnq
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Our conference programme is live! Come join us for our completely online conference 21-23 August! 😍 engender-academia.com/confer…
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Coin badges made for the @KingJamesConf alongside the original coins from the Hunterian collection.
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What a three days! Thank you so much to all our speakers and attendees! 👑
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We all loved this conference. Thank you so, so much to the organisers and the speakers and the audiences in person and online. We must do this again and again!
A better advertisement for scholarly collegiality I cannot imagine.
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Thank you to our speakers and attendees for making the conference so special! Wonderful to hear from so many scholars who work on or are intrigued by James VI & I… We hope you will keep the momentum going and we look forward to seeing what the future of Jacobean studies holds!
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The ‘Wall of Jameses’ votes have been counted and the winner is… Nicholas Hilliard’s Lyte Jewel (c.1610-11)!!! (Modelled here by our speaker @EmilyHay2)
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Giving @cvspragg and I a microphone and the power to quiz a room of academics on the hardest 7 rounds of James VI & I questions? An inspired idea…👑🎤 #understandingkingjames
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The King James pub quiz is hotting up!
PhD theses may be affected, careers may be broken…it’s very tense 😬
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And we’re off!
DAY ONE, PANEL ONE - Inheritance
Our own Charlie Spragg uses material culture to explain why James’s 1603 coronation set out his stall as a ‘British’, rather than English or Scottish, monarch…
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Really loved presenting a paper at @BristolUni today on early modern Scottish academics and students! Was part of a fantastic panel 😊
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It's so pretty 😍 come see our Fringe show!
Look at our Fringe poster!!!
Designed by the amazing @rebeccaxmatthews on insta! We're excited to see it plastered across Edinburgh very soon
Tickets are through the QR
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Happy birthday, King Jimmy - born #otd in 1566. The number 19 would become of almost mystical importance to him. Read about his life in ten parties here:
nls.uk/papercut/james-vi-and…
#stuarts #scottishistory #englishhistory #royal #royalhistory
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Happy birthday, JR! #OnThisDay 19 June 1566: King James VI & I was born. 🎉🎉
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UPDATE: Registration will now be open until 8 June
Join us in Glasgow (and online!) from 9-11 July for an amazing line up of speakers and roundtables😃 see the programme below ...
Scan the QR code on the poster to register now 🥳🥳





































