Stolen! Theft in the Archives
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A free-entry LSE Library exhibition exploring theft in archives, ideas and legacies, open daily until March 2027.
This LSE Library exhibition examines theft in different forms: wealth taken by others, ideas obscured by the published record, and robbed legacies. Stories include Harriet Taylor Mill's co-authorship of On Liberty, documents from the investigation into the murder of socialist MP Giacomo Matteotti, student research on Marxism, Hansa Mehta's possible connection to LSE, the Fabian Society and AI. Curated by an international team, it runs in the LSE Library Gallery, open Monday to Friday 9am–7pm and weekends 11am–6pm, with optional 15-minute tours available on request.
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