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A native American in Canterbury

A native American in Canterbury

By and large I’m going to stick to the early modern theme this week, not least because I attended an exceedingly interesting lecture on Wednesday by Dr Catherine Richardson (University […]

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Canterbury’s medieval literary history

Canterbury’s medieval literary history

I think I will start with Professor Peter Brown’s lecture from last night when he gave a masterful account of Canterbury’s literary history between 1340 and 1420, a period that […]

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Spreading the word

Spreading the word

Considering the potential problems that may be on the horizon regarding archives in Kent, it is great to be able to report on something positive. I was at a meeting […]

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More words and also other artefacts

More words and also other artefacts

Last night I joined more than a hundred other people who had come out to hear Professor Richard Gameson give a lecture at the Canterbury Cathedral Archives for the local […]

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Exploring written words in the archives

Exploring written words in the archives

Last night I attended a fascinating lecture on ‘The Men behind the Pen’ by Imogen Corrigan and I was struck once again by just how vital the preservation of books, […]

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Reflections on the Past

Reflections on the Past

The end of a year is often a good time to stand back and reflect on the past, something the historian does professionally a great deal of the time, but […]

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Tithe disputes over the centuries

Tithe disputes over the centuries

In addition to the lecture feast this week at Christ Church, beginning today with the Becket Lecture, I thought I would mention Dr John Bulaitis’ Nightingale Lecture next April. Reaper-binder: […]

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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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