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An Introduction to Oral History
An Introduction to Oral History
Institute of Historical Research
Research Training
29 January - 9 April
IHR Wolfson Room NB02 (Senate House)
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Rethinking Imperial Sovereignty: The French Borderland in India 1815-1947
Rethinking Imperial Sovereignty: The French Borderland in India 1815-1947
Institute of Historical Research
Seminar
18 February
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*CANCELLED* Global Mexico: Local Routes and Foreign Commerce in the Long Seventeenth Century
*CANCELLED* Global Mexico: Local Routes and Foreign Commerce in the Long Seventeenth Century
Institute of Historical Research
Seminar
18 February
IHR Peter Marshall Room N204 (Senate House)
The British Relief Association and Global Philanthropy during the Great Irish Famine
The British Relief Association and Global Philanthropy during the Great Irish Famine
Institute of Historical Research
Seminar
18 February
Other
The Life and Death of a Medieval Port: Dunster, Somerset
The Life and Death of a Medieval Port: Dunster, Somerset
Institute of Historical Research
Seminar
19 February
IHR Seminar Room N304 (Senate House)
Towards a Sonic History of Chartism: A Case-study of Music, Sound and Politics in Mid-nineteenth-century Leicester
Towards a Sonic History of Chartism: A Case-study of Music, Sound and Politics in Mid-nineteenth-century Leicester
Institute of Historical Research
Seminar
19 February
IHR Past and Present Room N202 (Senate House)
British Army Communications, 1897-1914
British Army Communications, 1897-1914
Institute of Historical Research
Seminar
19 February
IHR Wolfson Room NB02 (Senate House)
'Suffrage activism: who speaks for me?' AND '“What benefits women benefits all”: gender and the historical geographies of the public library'
'Suffrage activism: who speaks for me?' AND '“What benefits women benefits all”: gender and the historical...
Institute of Historical Research
Seminar
19 February
Other
“These blacks have always been loyal vassals of mine”: Blackness, Vecindad, and Race in the early Spanish Americas
“These blacks have always been loyal vassals of mine”: Blackness, Vecindad, and Race in the early Spanish Americas
Institute of Historical Research
Seminar
19 February
Other
Pathologies of Solitude Series: Rome’s Solitary Sphere in the Age of Virgil
Pathologies of Solitude Series: Rome’s Solitary Sphere in the Age of Virgil
Institute of Historical Research
Seminar
19 February
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SAS Events Guide Oct - Dec 2018

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SAS What's On Guide Jan - Mar 2019
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In 1868, nine pioneering women were admitted to the University of London - the first time in Britain women had gained access to university education. Throughout 2018 the University is celebrating this 150th anniversary with a series of events and activities.

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