Impact of the English Reformation on Cathedral Communities in the Midlands
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Visitors £4; free to national HA members, students, teachers and university staff; branch membership £15 per year for all talks
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Historian Elizabeth Tingle of De Montfort University gives a talk on how the English Reformation affected cathedral communities in the Midlands.
The City of Lincoln Historical Association branch hosts a lecture by Elizabeth Tingle of De Montfort University on the impact of the English Reformation on cathedral communities in the Midlands. The talk takes place in the Coop Lecture Theatre (MB0312) in the Minerva Building at the University of Lincoln's Brayford Pool campus, starting at 6.30pm with refreshments served from 6.00pm. It runs for about an hour and is open to visitors as well as branch members.
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