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CHM WiP Dr Shalini Rudra (CHM, University of Warwick)

Dr Shalini Rudra (CHM, University of Warwick) will address material from the 'What's At Stake in Fake' project.

More information | Tags: History Dept calendar Webinar WIP Forum seminar |
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STVDIO Seminar: Dr. John Gallagher (Leeds),
online

 Dr. John Gallagher (Leeds), 'The Place Seems Babell, a Confusion of Tongues': Multilingual Lives in Early Modern London'

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Early Modern Seminar renaissance |
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STVDIO Seminar - Dr John Gallagher
Online webinar

 Dr. John Gallagher (Leeds), '"The Place Seems Babell, a Confusion of Tongues": Multilingual Lives in Early Modern London

More information | Tags: STVDIO Seminar |
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Annual Ameena Gafoor lecture
Online via Teams. Please register your interest with Dr Fabienne Viala, F.Viala@warwick.ac.uk

Annual Ameena Gafoor Lecture: Gaiutra Bahadur will present, "Notes Toward a Prehistory: the allied afterlives of indenture and slavery." The lecture will be online on 11th May, 5.30PM (GMT)

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts History |

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