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Conference - Tribute to the Work of Jenny Wormald

Kings, Lords and Men in Scotland and Britain, 1400-1625

In a career that has taken her from Glasgow to Edinburgh, via two decades in Oxford, Jenny Wormald has been one of the most prolific and influential historians of late medieval and early modern Scotland and Britain. This conference in Jenny's honour. It brings together a number of her friends and fellow-scholars to debate and advance some of the themes that Jenny has brought to the fore in her own work.

Date: Saturday 28 January 2012

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