IHR seminars > European History 1500-1800
European History 1500-1800
Convenors: Philip Broadhead (Goldsmiths), Peter Campbell (Sussex), Filippo de Vivo (Birkbeck), Joel Felix (Reading), John Henderson (Birkbeck)Julian Swann (Birkbeck)
Venue: Low Countries Room, IHR
Time: Monday, 5.00pm
Building on last year's success we are again placing a special emphasis on comparing roughly every other session, in order to encourage greater discussion from a wider audience.
Venue: Low Countries Room, IHR
Time: Monday, 5.00pm
Building on last year's success we are again placing a special emphasis on comparing roughly every other session, in order to encourage greater discussion from a wider audience.
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