Explore how witchcraft and politics moved through seventeenth-century English media in a lecture led by Dr Tabitha Stanmore of the University of Exeter. The talk takes place at Winchester College’s Science Lecture Theatre, with Zoom details available nearer the event if needed.
This Historical Association branch lecture explores witchcraft and politics in seventeenth-century English media, with Dr Tabitha Stanmore of the University of Exeter as lecturer. It is a history-focused talk aimed at anyone interested in early modern England, the cultural politics of witchcraft, and how ideas circulated through the media of the period.
The event takes place at the Science Lecture Theatre, Winchester College in Winchester. The listing also notes that directions and details of the Zoom link, if required, will be available from the secretary nearer the date of the lecture, suggesting that attendees should check for final joining information before the event.
Attendance is free for members of the Historical Association, while visitors pay a small fee. The lecture is organised by the Winchester branch, making it a local branch event within the association’s wider programme of history talks.
Dr Tabitha Stanmore, University of Exeter
2 December 2026
2 December 2026, 19:30
Free to members, £5 for visitors.
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