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Join us for our next event. Prof John Morrill (Selwyn College, Cambridge) specialises in the political, religious, social, and cultural history of early modern Britain. He a leading expert on Oliver Cromwell and has completed editing a 4-volume edition of all his recorded words.

Announcing our lunchtime talks for May to November!

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This Friday welcomes the return of the medievalists to the Canterbury History Weekend Canterbury Christ Church University - we’ll be there as always with a wide range of books Medieval Canterbury Louise J. Wilkinson Prof Janina Ramirez Marc Morris Claire Martin CCCU Arts, Humanities & Education ckhh.org.uk/mcw

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This year’s #BecketLecture will be given by Professor Elisabeth van Houts!

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A public lecture, Charles II: Conformity, Toleration and Supremacy by Prof Kenneth Fincham.

This talk explores Charles II's supremacy, his mixed success and the problems he faced in handling religious pluralism.

Thursday 9 May 2024 17:00 in Templeman Lecture Theatre.

Canterbury Historical and Archaeologolical Society have a talk on 10 April at 7pm in St. Paul's Church, Canterbury, CT1 1NH.

Our next event. Dr Tom Davies (Senior Lecturer in American History at the U of Sussex) is a specialist in post-war political and social American history, with a particular focus on the history of race and inequality in the United States.

Join us for our next event. Dr Tom Davies (Senior Lecturer in American History at the U of Sussex) is a specialist in post-war political and social American history, with a particular focus on the history of race and inequality in the United States.

Join us for our next event. Dr Tom Davies (Senior Lecturer in American History at the U of Sussex) is a specialist in post-war political and social American history, with a particular focus on the history of race and inequality in the United States.

Next week we will be attending this fascinating lecture organised by our friends at Canterbury HA ! If you can make your way down to Canterbury, it will be worth it! :)

Dr Doreen Rosman will tell the stories of martyrs of different religious persuasions: what they had in common and where they differed, why the state punished them and why some were forgotten for centuries while others were commemorated.

Dr Doreen Rosman will tell the stories of martyrs of different religious persuasions: what they had in common and where they differed, why the state punished them and why some were forgotten for centuries while others were commemorated.

Dr Doreen Rosman will tell the stories of martyrs of different religious persuasions: what they had in common and where they differed, why the state punished them and why some were forgotten for centuries while others were commemorated.

Today's talk. Park in the Neal's Place Road car park.

Join us for our next talk on 11 January: Arthur Snell, author and political commentator, will be assessing British foreign policy over the last 25 years. All welcome.

A lovely surprise in my inbox that my edited collection Later Stuart Queens has now been published! It is lovely to finally see this out, having originally started the CFC during the first waves of pandemic. It has been a pleasure working with all the contributors and 1/

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Join us for our next event.