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← The ‘Exotic’ Body in 19th-century British Drama
ALMOST IDENTICAL: COPYING BOOKS IN ENGLAND, 1600–1900 →

Trinity Term Seminars Programme

Posted on April 28, 2021 by Adam Bridgen

Welcome to Trinity Term! Please find our updated seminar listings for:

Graduate Seminar in History 1680-1850

Long Eighteenth-Century Research in Progress Seminars

Restoration to Reform: 1660-1832

Romantic Realignments

Details of the new RECSO Network programme are to follow shortly.

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← The ‘Exotic’ Body in 19th-century British Drama
ALMOST IDENTICAL: COPYING BOOKS IN ENGLAND, 1600–1900 →
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