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IN EXTREMIS: THE LIMITS OF LIFE, DEATH AND CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE LONG NINETEENTH CENTURY Building on the exciting interdisciplinary conference

Adventurous Wives in the Long Eighteenth Century: Or Virtue Reconsider’d In Charlotte Lennox’s 1752 novel, The Female Quixote, an eighteenth-century

Recording of David Garrick’s “The Jubilee” Theatrical works in the eighteenth-century did not play for continuous “runs” in the manner

THE CARDIFF ROMANTICISM AND EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY SEMINAR 2019-20 SPRING PROGRAMME All events are free, and start at 6pm in room 2.47,

The Stratford Jubilee This year will see the 250th anniversary of a key birthing moment for European Romanticism. Between 6

FEMINISMO/S – Call for Contributions “Departures and Arrivals: Women, Mobility and Travel Writing” (Issue 36– 2020) Issue editors: Dr. Sara

“The Picturesque, The Sublime, The Beautiful: Visual Artistry in the Works of Charlotte Smith (1749-1806)” by Valerie Derbyshire (Vernon Press)

‘Locating the Burneys: from the margins to the mainstream’ Conference of the Burney Society (UK), 30 July-1 August, Bishop Grosseteste

“The Commerce of Life”: Elizabeth Montagu (1718-1800), Special issue of The Huntington Library Quarterly & republication of “The Material Culture of Eighteenth-Century