{"word_count": 660, "character_count": 5527}
ProgrammeJeudi 4 juillet9h-10h Inscriptions10h-10h30 Ouverture10h30-12h15 Autour de Jacques II/ Regarding James IIEveline Cruickshanks (Jacobite Studies Trust), James II and religious toleration.Lisanna Calvi (Universit&#233; de V&#233;rone, Italie), Imago Regis: King James II&#8217;s esprit de tol&#233;rance?Scott Sowerby (Northwestern University, USA), The origins of Whig jacobitism.12h15-13h30 D&#233;jeuner13h30-15h15 L&#8217;exp&#233;rience de l&#8217;exil &#224; la cour de Saint-Germain/ The experience of exile at the court of Saint-GermainSonja Wimschulte (Doctorante, Universit&#233; de T&#252;bingen, Allemagne), &#8216;In Good Times as in Bad&#8217;? The Members of the Exiled Royal Household and the Political secretariat in Saint-Germain-en-Laye and their Bonds with the Stuarts. Foundations of Perceptions of Exile.Eamon O&#8217;Ciosain (NUI, Maynooth, Irlande), Ecrire l'exil: les oeuvres de Maonas &#211; Ruairc et d'Antoine Hamilton, Irlandais en France.Edward Corp (Jacobite Studies Trust), David Nairne: an ex-patriate among the exiles at the Jacobite court.15h15-15h45 Pause15h45-17h30 Des strat&#233;gies d&#8217;int&#233;gration en France/ Strategies of integration in FranceNathalie Genet-Rouffiac (Service historique de la D&#233;fense), Old Knight and Bank : sir Daniel Arthur, the King&#8217;s banker.Clarke de Dromantin (Universit&#233; de Bordeaux), Les crus jacobites en M&#233;doc au XVIIIe si&#232;cle.17h30-18h Pause18h-19h Conf&#233;rence pleni&#232;re / Plenary lectureHoward Erskine-Hill (Cambridge University, GB), The question of Alexander Pope and Jacobitism.Vendredi 5 juillet9h-10h45 Les r&#233;giments et les carri&#232;res militaires/&#160; Regiments and military careersDaniel Szechi (University of Manchester, GB), James III and VIII as military commander.Fadi el Hadj (Universit&#233; Paris I), L&#8217;int&#233;gration des Jacobites parmi les officiers g&#233;n&#233;raux fran&#231;ais.Kate Geange (doctorante, Trinity College, Dublin, Irlande), Lieutenant-General Arthur Dillon: a Jacobite at the Regency court 1715-1723.10h45-11h15 Pause11h15-13h Les &#233;tablissements religieux/ Religious housesJonathan Clark (University of Kansas, USA), A Wider Context for Jacobitism: the English Diaspora, 1558-1795.Liam Chambers (University of Limerick, Irlande), Jacobitism and the Irish College, Paris.Eric Derr (doctorant, NUI, Maynooth, Irlande), The nomination of Irish bishops, 1685-1715: a political survival strategy for the exiled Stuart Court on the Continent?13h-14h D&#233;jeuner14h-15h45 La pr&#233;sence des Jacobites en Europe du Nord/&#160; Jacobites in Northern EuropeLaurence Pope (Ancien ambassadeur des USA &#224; l&#8217;ONU), Nathaniel Hooke at the court of Augustus the Strong in Dresden, 1711-1712.Thierry Sarmant (mus&#233;e Carnavalet, Paris), L&#8217;ann&#233;e 1715 en Europe.Murray Pittock (University of Glasgow, GB), Beyond Connoisseurs and Secret Agents: the Jacobite network in Italy and Scotland.15h45-16h15 Pause16h15-18h La spiritualit&#233; jacobite/ Jacobite spiritualityJohn Condren (doctorant, University of St Andrews, GB), Cardinal Rinaldo d'Este as a Jacobite diplomat at the court of Rome, 1688-94.Eoin Devlin (Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Cambridge, GB), The King&#8217;s character: Perth&#8217;s and Melfort&#8217;s embassies in Rome, 1690-1697.Marion Amblard (Universit&#233; de Grenoble), James Byres (1734-1817): a Jacobite artist, antiquarian and cicerone in Rome.18h-18h15 Pause18h15-19h Focus: Jacobites et Francs-ma&#231;ons/ Jacobites and FreemasonryPaul Monod (Middlebury, Vermont, USA), Andrew Michael Ramsay, la franc-ma&#231;onnerie jacobite et les deux Discours de 1737.Louis Tr&#233;buchet (Loges de recherche Mare Nostrum et Marquis de Lafayette, Grande Loge de France), La naissance de la Grande Loge de Londres et de la Grande Loge de France &#224; la lumi&#232;re du conflit Whigs-Jacobites.Samedi 6 juillet9h-10h45 Diplomates et artistes jacobites &#224; Rome/ Jacobite diplomats and artists in RomePhil McCluskey (University of Sheffield, GB), The unwelcome guest? Leopold I of Lorraine and the chevalier de St George.Fr&#233;d&#233;ric Richard-Maupillier (Avocat barreau Metz), Les Jacobites en Lorraine.Frank Judo (Institut de droit constitutionnel de la KU Leuven, Belgique), La diaspora jacobite aux Pays-Bas m&#233;ridionaux.10h45-11h15 Pause11h15-13h La diplomatie jacobite/ Jacobite diplomacyKieran German (Independent scholar), British non-jurors and the Jacobite Cause, 1718-1746.David Parrish (doctorant, University of Glasgow, GB), An Echo of the Other Side&#8217;: Jacobitism and the Atlantic World in the Age of Anne.Victoria Henshaw (University of Birmingham, GB), New insights into the 1719 - the forgotten Jacobite invasion.Silvia Wershofen (Kassel University, Allemagne), On his Majesty(ies)&#8217;s Service. Earl Marischal and the Prusso-Jacobite-Connection.13h-14h D&#233;jeuner14h-15h45 Les Jacobites en Ecosse/ The Jacobites in ScotlandRyan Burns (doctorant, Northwestern University, USA), For a Free and Independent Scotland: Contractual Jacobitism, 1707-1746.Jodi Campbell (doctorant, Universit&#233; de Guelfe), La Culture populaire jacobite en Ecosse.Darren S. Layne (doctorant, University of St Andrews), Virtuous Rabble and Virtual Rebels. Digital Humanities and the Jacobite Database of 1745.15h30-16h Pause16h-17h Cl&#244;ture/ ClosingJean-Fran&#231;ois Dubost (Universit&#233; de Cr&#233;teil), Les &#233;trangers dans la soci&#233;t&#233; fran&#231;aise d&#8217;Ancien R&#233;gime.