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More riches next week: WWI Lecture

More riches next week: WWI Lecture

Just heard about another lecture next week that looks well worth attending, especially for those interested in how and why the First World War was fought, and the moral implications […]

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Lecture feast at Christ Church next week

Lecture feast at Christ Church next week

I’m looking forward to a feast of lectures next week because as well as the Ninth Annual Thomas Becket Lecture on Wednesday 26 November at 6pm, there will be Martin […]

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Great War study day in 2015

Great War study day in 2015

Today I was talking to Dr Martin Watts about a Great War study day that he is proposing to hold in May next year for anyone interested in the subject. […]

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St Gregory’s Memorial descendants

Dr Watts tells me that he would like to hear from anyone who is descended from those named on the St Gregory’s War Memorial. He has some information about the […]

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War Memorial lecture

War Memorial lecture

I’m looking forward to some fascinating talks and conferences that the Centre is involved in over the next few months. The first of these is Martin Watts’s lecture in Canterbury […]

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