Chichester Branch Programme 2010 - 2011

Chichester Cathedral

Branch Hon Secretary: Tony Dignum, Highgate House, West Broyle Drive, Chichester PO19 3PP. Tel: 01243538585

All Meetings are at the Friends' Meeting House, Priory Road. Days and times vary so please check. Meetings are open without charge to all members of the Historical Association irrespective of the branch to which they are attached. Free admission is also available to staff and students of colleges, schools and other institutions, wherever situated, which are corporate members of the Association. Associate membership of the Chichester Branch is available at £12.00 per annum for one person (reduced to £6.00 for the spouse of a full member of the Association) or £18.00 for two persons resident at the same address.

Non-members may attend subsequent lectures for a charge of £3.00 per lecture. No charge is made for attendance at the AGM on 3 December.

Thursday 16^th September 2010

The History of National Debt - Andrew Newell Ph.D. (Reader in Economics at the University of Sussex)

7.30 pm

Thursday 21^st October 2010

Israel and Palestine: The Prospects for Peace - Eugene Rogan Ph.D. (Fellow of St. Anthony's College Oxford & University Lecturer in the Modern History of the Middle East)

2.30pm

Thursday 18^th November 2010

The Spanish Empire in America - Hugh Thomas FRSL FRHistS (Baron Thomas of Swynnerton author of The Atlantic Slave Trade, Rivers of Gold etc.)

7.30pm

Friday 3^rd December 2010

Branch Annual General Meeting

Followed by refreshments and by short talks from members on historical subjects

7.00pm

Saturday 15^th January 2011

AJP Taylor: Radical Historian of Europe - Christopher Wrigley DLitt. Ph.D. (Professor of Modern History University of Nottingham)

2.30pm

Saturday 19^th February 2011

Churchill and the British Empire - Richard Toye Ph.D. (Associate Professor of History University of Exeter)

2.30pm

Thursday 17^th March 2011

Twelfth Annual John Fines Memorial Lecture - TBA

7.30pm

Thursday 28^th April 2011

The Legacy of Abraham Lincoln - Richard Cawardine FBA FRHistS (Rhodes Professor of American History 2202-2009 and President of Corpus Christi College Oxford)

7.30pm