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Cinema at the whaling-stations, South Georgia…: another brief look into the Salvesen Archive – Archives @ University of Edinburgh
Dr . Graeme D. Eddie, Assistant Librarian Archives & Manuscripts, Centre for Research Collections (CRC). ... A whaling enterprise. Salvesen in the Antarctic, Sir Gerald Elliot, p.66, p112, published by Michael Russell, Norwich, 1998.
Research Fellowship Opportunity in European Administrative History – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
For further information please contact:. Max-Planck-Institute for European Legal History. PD Dr .
Conference: Living with the Law, St Andrews, 27-29 June – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
Ably organised by two research students at St Andrews, (now Dr ) Will Eves and Sarah White, the conference explored the theme through a number of papers by research students, early career ... researchers, and established and senior scholars, with plenary
Roman society – AGM and conference – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
2.30 Dr Valentina Arena: Roman Family Between Private and Public. 3.15 Tea. ... 3.45 Professor Alison Cooley: Roman Families in the Ashmolean. 4.15 Dr Margaret Mountford: The Apion Family Archive.
Conference notification – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
The conference, jointly organised by a number of colleagues in Münster, also features Dr .
Workshop: Law, History and Human Rights in East Asia – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
Participants:. Prof Onuma Yasuaki, Tokyo University (emer.). Dr Barak Kushner, Cambridge University. ... Dr Stephen Neff, Edinburgh University. Dr Lauren Richardson, Edinburgh University. Dr Hiromi Sasamoto-Collins, Edinburgh University.
Atelier, Skye
Keep up the Michael Kors Outlet work." Dr Parker Readymore. “HHHHNNNNgggggg!
A very British pursuit – Studies in the lex Aquilia – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
The workshop is hosted by Dr . Paul J. du Plessis as part of the activities of the Edinburgh Roman law Group.
Sins of the Fathers: Reparations for Slavery – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
It had received by way of legacy a plantation and slaves under the will of Dr Archibald Ker.
Legal Literature in Sixteenth Century Scotland Conference. Aberdeen, 2-3 June – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
Contributors provisionally include: Dr Athol Murray; Professor Gero Dolezalek; Dr Adelyn Wilson; Dr Julian Goodare, Dr Andrew Simpson; Professor John Ford; Dr Leslie Dodd.
