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Tag Archives: Middle Ages
Report from Kings & Queens 2
Kings & Queens 2: Making Connections, held at the West Downs Centre at the University of Winchester on 8-9 July 2013, is the follow up to last year’s highly successful conference on royal studies. This year’s conference featured 72 speakers … Continue reading
Monasteries and monasticism in Late Medieval Dorset
On Friday 19 April at his viva David Cousins successfully defended his thesis on ‘The Monasteries and Monasticism in Late Medieval Dorset’ and was awarded his PhD subject to minor changes capable of being completed in a month. His supervisors … Continue reading
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Working on a research paper: The last Anglo-Saxons (in French)
As something of a break from my main current project, Places of Rebellion, I’m writing up a paper on the meanings and definitions of the ‘Late Anglo-Saxon’ (‘Alfredian’) period of English history, which I presented at a conference in Paris … Continue reading
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