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Special Event:Empires in Context: England, Spain, and the Early Modern Americas

Friday, February 22, 2013 : 9:30am to 5:00pm
University Park Campus
Doheny Memorial Library
241
Free
Empires in Context: England, Spain, and the Early Modern Americas
Schedule
9:15 am - Coffee
9:30 am - Carla Pestana, UCLA
"Competing visions, (largely) shared interpretive schemas: English and Spanish views of the failed invasion of Hispaniola/La Isla Española"
10:30 am - Nathan Perl-Rosenthal, USC
"'Of almost all nations': Inter-imperial trade and the problem of 'national character,' ca. 1600-1775"
11:30am - Elena Schneider, College of William and Mary
"'The Conquest of Cuba': Imperial Imaginings in the Atlantic World."
12:30-1:30 pm -Lunch will be provided to those who rsvp to emsi@usc.edu by Monday, February 18, 2013
1:30 pm - Adrian Finucane (workshop organizer), USC
"A Scientist and a Traitor: Early Challenges in Britain's Slave Trade to Spanish America"
2:30 pm - April Lee Hatfield, Texas A & M
"Personal Geopolitics: Negotiating Anglo-Spanish Trade in the Western Caribbean in the 1680’s”
3:30 pm - Closing Discussion