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University of Lincoln Nineteenth-Century Research Group @c19-lincoln.bsky.social · last yr.

Two of our C19 Research Group members, Owen Clayton and Laura Gill, will be speaking alongside Christopher Marlow at this free public event on 'Literary Lincoln' at Lincoln Guildhall on 30 April: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/literary-l...

Literary Lincoln: the Early Modern to the 19th Century

Explore the literary references of Lincolnshire with this trio lecture in celebration of the second annual Festival of History.

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Lincoln School of Humanities and Heritage @uolhumanities.bsky.social · last yr.

On 5 May, Jim Cheshire, LSHH cultural historian and Associate Professor will give a lecture on Alfred Tennyson’s fluctuating relationship with the Pre-Raphaelites as part of this year's Festival of History. Reserve seats here! www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/tennyson-a... @jimchesh.bsky.social

University of Lincoln Nineteenth-Century Research Group @c19-lincoln.bsky.social · last yr.

Lincoln's fantastic C19 Research Group PGR Rep, Rebecca Shipp, is organising this year's PGR Symposium, featuring a keynote lecture from Prof. Roger Ebbatson: 'Ever the Road: Hardy and Edward Thomas'. All welcome, free to attend. Weds 7th May, Brayford Campus, MB0312. Full programme to come soon!

Poster text:LSHH 2025 Postgraduate Research Symposium & Public Lecture. Wednesday 7th May, 3pm - 6.30pm, Co-Op Lecture Theatre (MB0312). This showcase provides a platform for LSHH PGR (PhD) students to present papers on their research, and this year the event will also feature a keynote lecture in association with the Nineteenth Century Research Group: Professor Roger Ebbatson (Lancaster University) - 'Ever the Road: Hardy and Edward Thomas'. This event is free and open to the public, and all levels of students are encouraged to attend. We look forward to seeing you there. For any queries, please contact Rebecca Shipp, PGR Lead, at rshipp@lincoln.ac.uk.