Defining a Political and Religious Public in Fifteenth-Century England: reactionary rhetoric on heretics and rebels, c. 1414-1457 AND Was Crusading still popular in early-fourteenth-century England?

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Defining a Political and Religious Public in Fifteenth-Century England: reactionary rhetoric on heretics and rebels, c. 1414-1457 AND Was Crusading still popular in early-fourteenth-century England?
Convenors: Lesley Smith, Margaret Coombe, Karl Kinsella and Gustav Zamore

TUESDAYS at 5pm, in the Carpenter Room, Harris Manchester College

Refreshments from 5pm; papers begin at 5.15pm. Everyone is welcome at this informal andfriendly graduate seminar.

This term’s seminars are given by the students of the MSt in Medieval Studies
Date: 10 May 2016, 17:00
Venue: Harris Manchester College, Mansfield Road OX1 3TD
Venue Details: Carpenter Room
Speakers: Ciaran Davis (St Hilda’s), Margaret Woods (Blackfriars)
Part of: Medieval Church and Culture Seminar
Booking required?: Not required
Audience: Members of the University only
Editor: Laura Spence