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Janette Gilbert: The Pricke of Conscience and dialect variation in fourteenth-century Northumbria

MRC Pudding Seminar

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Jun 14, 2012
from 01:00 PM to 02:00 PM

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Archaeology Seminar Room

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medieval@le.ac.uk

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Janette Gilbert (School of English)

The Pricke of Conscience and dialect variation in fourteenth-century Northumbria

Thursday 14 June, 1-2pm (Archaeology Seminar Room)

MRC Pudding Seminar - with cake!

Filed under: Medieval Research Centre, Research Seminar, Seminar

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