Want to hear about treasure? Of course you do! We have Prof Norma Dawson up next in the Law and History Network online seminar series. Join us for free and fabulous online #LegalHistory on 30th April
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On the podcast | Legal historian Rebecca Jane Probert explores the history of marriage in England and Wales over the last 500 years: spr.ly/6019ZIZCW

Our final History of Law and Governance Centre event of the term sees us welcome Rebecca Jane Probert from Exeter Law School on Monday 25 March from 6-7:30pm online via MS Teams.

We hope to see you there virtually!

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One week to go to the next Law and History Network webinar. All are welcome to hear from Dr Emily Ireland from Liverpool Uni Law

Reserve your place for free at: eventbrite.co.uk/e/law-and-hist…

Join Else Churchill, Dr Kathryn Ferry, #PostedInThePast | Helen Baggott, West Sussex Archives, Dr. Sophie Kay, @genesblog, Michelle Leonard, Janet Braund Few, @celiaheritage, 🌻 Julie Goucher 🌻, Helen Tovey, Richard Holt - Holt's Family History Research, rob_s_smith, Rebecca Jane Probert & Graham Bandy 🌳 for Feb! ow.ly/g7mg50QwXXG

#AncestryHour

Prof Norma Dawson on Treasure: sign up! #LegalHistory

If you missed the second Hamlyn lecture by Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd on 'Law for Commerce: English Commercial Law as a System for Transnational Commerce', it can now be viewed at law.exeter.ac.uk/hamlyn/lecture…

Looking forward to giving the CELH annual lecture next Tuesday on 'Women and the Crime of Bigamy in English Law, 1603-2023' - to register to attend online or in person go to celh.law.cam.ac.uk/press/events/2…

We are pleased to announce our seminar series for the academic year. Come to the North for some legal history!

More information here: northernlegalhistory.com/upcoming-events

This is not a drill!

The next Law and History Network webinar is this Thursday at 5pm. Lara Tessaro from Kent Law School will be speaking.

All are welcome!

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Excited to welcome Lara Tessaro as our next speaker in the Law and History Network online seminar series, taking place Thurs 9 November 5-6pm GMT.
Organised by the legal historians Bristol Law School Exeter Law School and Cardiff Law and open to all!
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The Centre for English #LegalHistory (Centre for English Legal History) is hosting Rebecca Jane Probert (@ExeterLawSchool) who will deliver the 2023 Annual Lecture on 'Women and the Crime of #Bigamy in English Law, 1603-2023' on 21 Nov - in person or register to attend for free online: celh.law.cam.ac.uk/press/events/2…

If you missed the first of Lord Thomas' Hamlyn lectures (on 'Law for a Nation - Wales'), the recording is now available at law.exeter.ac.uk/hamlyn/lecture… - where you can also sign up for the second, on 'Law for Commerce', to be hosted by Birmingham on 1 November.

The Law and History Network is back on Wednesday 25th October at 5pm. The speaker at our first webinar is Norena Shopland 🌈🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🕯️🇺🇦🕯️

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All welcome.

NTU are organising a great series of talks on 'Workhouse Lives' - first one coming up on 7 November. For details and to register see ntu.ac.uk/about-us/event…

Looking forward to heading to Cardiff on Thursday for the first of this year's Hamlyn lectures by Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd. Still time to sign up for all of them - see law.exeter.ac.uk/hamlyn/lecture… for details!

Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd will be delivering this year's Hamlyn lectures - with the first in Cardiff on 5 October on 'Law for a Nation – Wales’. For more details see law.exeter.ac.uk/hamlyn/lecture…

Still time to register for this Law and History Network event
🗓️1700 Friday 9 June
#history #law #ResearchPaper
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New special issue of Family and Community History on Victorian marriages - available open access at tandfonline.com/toc/yfch20/26/1. Great contributions from Dr Rachel Pimm-Smith, Jennifer Aston and Steven King, and huge thanks to all the family historians who contributed data!

'Criminalizing Subversion in 20th Century Italy and Great Britain.'
Join us for the next Law and History Network online seminar.
➡️Friday 9 June 1700-1800
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