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HMI Session at International Medieval Congress 2017

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Congress hosted by Institute for Medieval Studies at the University of Leeds; session sponsored by Historians of Medieval Iberia (HMI).

Leeds, UK

3-6 July 2017

Submit abstract by 29 September 2016.

Contact: hi************************@***il.com

Congress website:http://www.leeds.ac.uk/ims/imc/imc2017_call.html

 

HMI Session at International Medieval Congress 2017
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