The World of Roger Morrice: Politics, Religion, Law and Information, 1675-1700

This conference, which arises from a project to publish the most important manuscript record of British history during the second half of the seventeenth century, will be held at Clare College, Cambridge, between the 10th and 12th of July this year.

This conference promises to be a major event which will contribute significantly to our understanding of the late seventeenth century. More than 40 postgraduate students and distinguished academics will present papers which address a wide range of topics including, but not limited to, Nonconformity and Dissent, Catholicism and anti-Popery, the law, theatre, literature, gender, print-culture, and the circulation of news.

There are some remaining places for the conference, but those interested in attending are advised to book early in order to avoid disappointment.

For registration details visit our web-site at the address provided below. For academic matters relating to the conference please contact: