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History at The Hall: Why 1327? Navigating power, politics and urban life in Edward III’s London
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History at The Hall: Why 1327? Navigating power, politics and urban life in Edward III’s London

When
Monday 12 April 2027
17:15 – 20:00
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Price
£15
£15 public ticket including refreshments; a Goldsmiths Company member discount is available but its amount is unpublished. Members of the Girdlers’, Skinners’ and Merchant Taylors’ Companies are asked to contact the Clerk.
Where
Goldsmiths' Hall
Foster Lane, London, EC2V 6BN
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Historian Vanessa Harding traces how royal charters and guild membership reshaped London’s trade, civic freedoms and municipal politics in 1327.

Vanessa Harding examines London’s political and urban life in 1327, focusing on Edward III’s accession, royal charters, guild membership, trade and the city’s civic freedoms. The public programme runs from 17:15 to 20:00, with doors opening for exhibition viewing before the talk begins promptly at 18:00 and light refreshments afterwards.

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Vanessa Harding

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medieval london

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