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Medieval Crane at Fordwich

Medieval Crane at Fordwich

I was fortunate enough this week to attend Richard Eales’ lecture on ‘The English and the French in Norman Kent and Canterbury’ as part of the winter programme run by […]

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From Magna Carta to the Prebendaries’ Plot

From Magna Carta to the Prebendaries’ Plot

The last week has brought to light some fascinating discoveries. Firstly it was great to hear about the uncovering of Sandwich’s own copy of the Magna Carta that was unearthed […]

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Road to Runnymede and beyond

Road to Runnymede and beyond

I am sure that, like me, many of you have been listening this week to Radio Four with Melvyn Bragg where amongst others Louise Wilkinson, Nicholas Vincent and David Carpenter […]

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Further Reflections

Further Reflections

Last week I was looking back, so this week I’m going to look forward to 2015 and some of the important anniversaries that will be celebrated here at Canterbury, as […]

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Planning for 2015

Planning for 2015

Having attended a planning meeting of the Centre yesterday, I thought it was highly appropriate to record that things are moving on the Great War study day scheduled for a […]

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