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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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Ninth Thomas Becket Lecture

Ninth Thomas Becket Lecture

Dr Nick Karn’s subject ‘Thomas Becket in the Courtroom: the Archbishop’s legal work and the problem of personality’, for the ninth annual Thomas Becket Lecture, looks intriguing and I’m certainly […]

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