The Bloody Fields of Waterloo: Medical Support for Wellington’s Greatest Victory

Speaker: Mr Michael Crumplin (Royal College of Surgeons of England)

This talk explores the various stages of

‘Ould Ireland’s demented children’: Irish Migration, Institutionalisation and Mental Illness in Nineteenth-century England

Speaker: Dr Catherine Cox (University College Dublin)

This talk explores the migratory patterns of Irish

Fragments from an Eighteenth-Century Family Scandal

Speaker: Dr Lisa Smith (University of Essex)

Lisa Smith researches gender, health and the household in early

‘The great influenza’ of 1918-20: A Plague of Compassion

Speaker: Professor Samuel Cohn (University Of Glasgow)

This talk explores popular reactions to the ‘great

Crime Scene Edinburgh: Forensic Science in the Era of Burke and Hare

Speaker: Professor Lisa Rosner (Richard Stockton College, New Jersey)

 

Benjamin Rush, the Yellow Fever, and the Rise of Physician Autobiography

Speaker: Dr Catherine Jones (University of Aberdeen)

This talk examines the links between Benjamin Rush’s

‘The Grand Organ of Sympathy’: ‘Fashionable’ Stomach Complaints and the Mind in Georgian Britain

Speaker: Dr James Kennaway

The nerves have been the principal focus of ‘fashionable disease’ studies, but the

Mithridates He Died Old: Some Tests of Universal Remedies for Poison in the 16th Century

Speaker: Professor Iain Donaldson (Hon. Lib. RCPE; Emeritus Prof. University of Edinburgh)

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