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Grimsby Branch Programme

Meetings will be held on Fridays in the St James' School, Bargate, Grimsby. They will commence at 7.30pm (except for the 7pm meeting on 25th September).
Admission free to members of the HA and bona fide students. Associate membership of the Branch for the year £16. Visitors welcome for individual lectures £4. Coffee and tea served in the interval at no charge.
For further details please contact: Branch Chairman, Michael Andrews, telephone: 01472 509372
2009
25th September 7.00pm Annual General Meeting followed by "DR. JOHNSON" Prof. John Cannon, Emeritus Professor of Modem History, University of Newcastle upon Tyne
16th October. "LORD LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN; A HERO OF OUR TIME?" Dr Adrian Smith, Senior Lecturer in History, School of Humanities, University of Southampton
30th October "THE HAUNTED; A SOCIAL HISTORY OF GHOSTS" Prof. Owen Davies, Professor of Social History,
University of Hertfordshire
13th November ''THE WAR ON HERESY IN 12TH CENTURY EUROPE" Prof. Robert Moore, Emeritus Professor of Medieval History, University of Newcastle upon Tyne
4th December "SEX, VIOLENCE AND RELIGION IN ELIZABETHAN HULL" Ms Helen Good, LI.B. (Bristol), Ph.D. Student (Hull) Committee Member British Association for Local History
2010
15th January "‘MRS. BROWN IS A MAN AND A BROTHER!' ORGANISING THE CAMPAlGN FOR WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE" Prof. Krista Cowman, Professor of History, School of Humanities and Performing Arts, University of Lincoln
12th February "THE BATTLE OF AGINCOURT" Prof. Anne Curry, Professor of History, University of Southampton, President of the Historical Association
12th March "GEORGE III - HIS POLITICS & RELATIONS WITH HIS FAMILY" Dr. Nigel Aston, School of Historical Studies, University of Leicester
16th April "ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND THE ORIGINS OF THE CIVIL WAR" Prof. John Ashworth,
School of American and Canadian Studies University of Nottingham