The Hamilton School is pleased to announce the publication of Stuart Serenissima: Venice and England in the Seventeenth Century, a new volume of essays edited by Eloise Davies, Assistant Professor in Humanities at the Hamilton School, and Alana Mailes, a historical musicologist at Williams College. Published by Liverpool University Press, the book explores the distinctive relationship between Stuart England and the Republic of Venice. Featuring contributions from leading scholars across diverse fields (cultural history, economic history, musicology, political theory, art history and literary studies), Stuart Serenissima offers a new account of a consequential moment of political, cultural and religious exchange that shaped the early modern Mediterranean and beyond.
