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THE PROTHERO LECTURE

Professor Chris Wickham

(University of Oxford)

'The feudal revolution and the origins of Italian city communes'

Wesnesday 10 July 2013, at 6.00pm

Cruciform Lecture Theatre 1, UCL

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The Royal Historical Society was founded in 1868 and remains the foremost society in Great Britain promoting and defending the scholarly study of the past. In these pages you can access full details of the wide and varied range of the Society's activities.

 

'Chairs' from Harleian Ms. 603, Charles Knight, "Old England. A Pictorial Museum" (1845)

The Royal Historical Society's response to the DoE Consultation on Reform of the National Curriculum for History

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Joint Statement on the Draft National Curriculum for History

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The Royal Historical Society's response to RCUK Policy on Open Access

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The Royal Historical Society's response to HEFCE on Open Access

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Joint statement from 20 Learned Societies on Open Access

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'Residence of a Saxon Nobleman, Charles Knight "Old England: A Pictorial Museum" (1845)

'Woman writing', Christine de Pizan, "Works, BL. Harley MS 4431"

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The Society is pleased to announce the shortlisted volumes for the 2012 Gladstone Prize for a first volume on non-UK history

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The Society is pleased to announce the shortlisted volumes for the 2012 Whitfield Prize for a first volume on UK history

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'Miniature ainting of portrait artist with easel', Geoffroy Tory, "Book of Hours", Ms. Library of Congress. Rosenwald ms.10

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These web pages last updated Monday 20 May 2013