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A voyage into the unknown

Location
War Studies Meeting Room (K6.07)
Category
Seminar
When
17/05/2012 (17:15-18:30)
Contact

seminars@maritimehistory.org.uk

Description
BCMH

Can we really know the size of the English merchant fleet in the fourteenth century?

Dr Craig Lambert, University of Hull

The seminars are organised by Professor John Armstrong on behalf of The British Commission for Maritime History and Dr Alan James and are supported by the Department of War Studies, King’s College London, the Society for Nautical Research and the Maritime Information Association.

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Waterloo: the Battle that Forged a Century

Waterloo: the Battle that Forged a Century

Date
11 - 12/09/2013
Location
Edmond J Safra Lecture Theatre Strand Campus
Description
A major scholarly conference organised jointly by the Department of War Studies and Waterloo 200, a body set up to co-ordinate the commemoration of the battle during the upcoming bicentenary. Internationally recognised scholars will present papers over the course of these two days discussing the battle and its impact on the nineteenth century and beyond.

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