Marsh’s Library elected 16 ‘Maddock Research Fellows’ for 2022
The scholars and their projects are:
1. Dr Roseanne Baars: ‘Justice for Catholics and Huguenots alike? Abraham Tessereau and the peace commissioners of Louis XIV’.
2. Dr Nora Baker: ‘Conversion and Culpability in Seventeenth-Century France’.
3. Dr Daniel Cook: ‘Gulliver’s Afterlives’.
4. Ms Sara D’Amico: Adding information on Marsh’s incunabula to Material Evidence in Incunabula (MEI) database
5. Mr David S Dunlop: ‘Marbling in insular bindings in the holdings of Marsh’s Library’.
6. Dr Ana Saez Hidalgo: ‘Reading and writing British church history: Philip Perry in conversation with Edward Stillingfleet’.
7. Ms Emma Hill: ‘Flamsteed’s Historia Coelestis Britannica (1725)’.
8. Dr Cynthia Huffman: ‘Educational resources from the mathematical treasures at Marsh’s Library’.
9. Dr Michelle Johansen: ‘Behind the library desk at Marsh’s Library in the long nineteenth century’.
10. Dr James LeDuc: ‘John Bale and the political theologies of “Reform” in Ireland, 1538–1554’.
11. Dr Matthew McDonald: ‘Provincial Cosmopolitans. Dublin’s Huguenots and the spread of European French’.
12. Dr Clare Moriarty: ‘A Glimpse of the Moon: John Hanna’s Astronomical Creed (1725)’.
13. Dr Colin Reid: ‘The library of the Nation: Uncovering Thomas Davis’s pamphlet collection at Marsh’s Library’.
14. Dr Ellen Scheible: ‘Domestic/Violence: Body, Home, and Nation in Irish Fiction’.
15. Dr Malcolm Walsby: ‘Editing an unknown chronicle of Angers (1519-1539)’.
16. Dr Niall Dilucia: ‘Seventeenth-century Catholic scholarship in Marsh’s Library’.