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Lufthansa Festival of Baroque Music

Lufthansa Festival of Baroque Music

Event Date(s): 16th May 2014 - 24th May 2014

Location: 6 Flitcroft Street WC2H 8DJ

CFP – The North in the Long-Eighteenth Century

CFP – The North in the Long-Eighteenth Century

Event Date(s): 19th Sep 2014 - 19th Sep 2014

Location: The Literary & Philosophical Society (Lit & Phil), Newcastle-Upon-Tyne NE1 1SE

CFP – The Materiality of Writing

CFP – The Materiality of Writing

Event Date(s): 5th Jun 2014 - 7th Jun 2014

Location: Athenaeum Library, Liverpool

CECS Colloquium to Celebrate the Work of Harriet Guest: Sound Words, Strange Tattoos, and Unbounded Attachments

CECS Colloquium to Celebrate the Work of Harriet Guest: Sound Words, Strange Tattoos, and Unbounded Attachments

Event Date(s): 17th May 2014 - 17th May 2014

Location: University of York, the King's Manor, Exhibition Square, York YO1 7EP

Revolutions in Eighteenth-Century Sociability: 2014 Annual Conference of CSECS and ECSSS

Revolutions in Eighteenth-Century Sociability: 2014 Annual Conference of CSECS and ECSSS

Event Date(s): 15th Oct 2014 - 18th Oct 2014

Location: Hotel Delta Montreal, 475 President-Kennedy Avenue, Montreal, Canada

“Bending the mind”: Attention and Instruction in the Long Eighteenth Century

“Bending the mind”: Attention and Instruction in the Long Eighteenth Century

Event Date(s): 26th Apr 2014 - 27th Apr 2014

Location: 9 West Road, Cambridge, United Kingdom CB3 9DP

Workshop: ‘Uncapable of her freedom’: Trading as a woman in the late 17th-Century City of London

Workshop: ‘Uncapable of her freedom’: Trading as a woman in the late 17th-Century City of London

Event Date(s): 10th May 2014 - 10th May 2014

Location: Room 104, Stewart House, University of London WC1E 7HU

The Adaptation of Francesco Bianchi’s opera ‘Semiramide’ for the King’s Theatre London (1794)

The Adaptation of Francesco Bianchi’s opera ‘Semiramide’ for the King’s Theatre London (1794)

Event Date(s): 18th Mar 2014 - 18th Mar 2014

Location: Cinema, Richard Hoggart Building, Goldsmiths, University of London, New Cross, London SE14 6NW

Napoleon’s Last Stand: Popular Reactions to Napoleon’s 100 days in Print, Satire, Song and Theatre

Napoleon’s Last Stand: Popular Reactions to Napoleon’s 100 days in Print, Satire, Song and Theatre

Event Date(s): 1st Jul 2014 - 1st Jul 2014

Location: University of Warwick CV4 7AL

Waverley at 200

Waverley at 200

Event Date(s): 22nd Mar 2014 - 22nd Mar 2014

Location: Baxter 1.36, Tower Building, University of Dundee DD1 4HN

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