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The Coastal History Blog 12: “Women as Tavern Keepers”

Taverns and other drinking establishments occupy a privileged place in the iconography of ports and sailortowns.  Who could forget the free-and-easy multicultural egalitarianism of ALL-MAX, the East End dive immortalized by Pierce Egan? [1] In The Many-Headed Hydra, Marcus Rediker and Peter Linebaugh speculated about what sorts of conversations sailors, slaves, sex workers, and assorted […]

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University of Portsmouth: Fees Only Bursaries Available

The Centre for European and International Studies Research (CEISR) at the University of Portsmouth is offering fees-only studentships, available for a three-year period (full-time) or a five-year period (part-time) of doctoral study commencing in September 2014. The Centre welcomes applications from students wishing to work on projects in any of the areas indicated below. Please […]

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70th Anniversary of D-Day

D-Day Anniversary Events Across The South Events marking the 70th anniversary of D-Day can be found on a new events calendar provided by the D-Day Museum, Portsmouth. Aiming to draw together in one place as many D-Day and Second World War related events as possible, the calendar is searchable and will help members of the […]

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D-Day Conference

D-Day Conference 10th – 11th May 2014, held at the D-Day Museum, Clarence Esplanade, Southsea – If you are interested in learning even more about D-Day and the Battle of Normandy, visit Southwick House Map Room and don’t miss an exciting opportunity to hear from a range of speakers including; “The Silent Day: The United […]

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