CFP: 18th C. Literary London (UK) (no deadline noted; 9/13/02)

From: Dr. Nigel Hall (nigel.hall@MANSFIELD.OXFORD.AC.UK)
Date: Wed Mar 06 2002 - 07:44:48 EST

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    Cambridge Project for the Book Trust
     (http://www.cambridgebook.demon.co.uk)

     'Literary London'

     One-Day Conference

     Date:
     Friday, 13 September 2002

     Venue:
     The English-Speaking Union
     Dartmouth House
     37 Charles Street
     Mayfair
     London, W1J 5ED

     A one-day conference organized by the Cambridge Project for the Book
    Trust.

     This conference will examine literary culture in London from the
    mid-seventeenth
     century to the mid-nineteenth century. Papers and contributions are
    requested
     from researchers and scholars interested in differing aspects of
    literary
     culture in London. For instance, the life and work of writers and other
    literary
     figures, the appreciation and consumption of literature in the capital
    and the
     work of literary groups, societies and clubs. The organizers also
    welcome papers
     examining the portrayal of London in literature.

     If you are interested, please contact Dr Nigel Hall (Senior Research
    Fellow),
     Mansfield College, Mansfield Road, Oxford, OX1 3TF, United Kingdom.

     Tel. 07930 417236
     nigel.hall@mansfield.oxford.ac.uk 

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Dr Nigel Hall
Senior Research Fellow
Faculty of Modern History (Wellcome Unit)
45 Banbury Road
Oxford, OX2 6PE
United Kingdom

    Email:  nigel.hall@mansfield.oxford.ac.uk

    Tel: 01865 2 84626 (office)
      07930 417236 (mobile)

    Web site: http://members.tripod.co.uk/bookhistory

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