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Tom in Shanghai

12 January 2016

Liverpool Graduate in China
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12 January 2016

Department rewarded from the University’s new Interdisciplinary Networking Fund
Dr Richard Huzzey

2 December 2015

Liverpool historian, Richard Huzzey, discusses his research on slavery and liberty on Radio 4
The suppression of the Atlantic slave trade: British policies, practices and representations of naval coercion

5 October 2015

New book on Britain’s opposition to the slave trade

5 October 2015

New Members of Staff in the History Department

5 October 2015

2015: Parliament in the Making festival
Following the Chartists around London with the British Library

5 October 2015

Following the Chartists around London with the British Library
Short courses in Continuing Education

17 September 2015

Local history and history courses in Continuing Education
Will Ashworth

8 September 2015

Liverpool Historian on TV

4 August 2015

Funding success for Liverpool graduates
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23 July 2015

The Liverpool View: Britain’s Forgotten Slave Profiteers
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20 July 2015

Viewpoint: Iran nuclear deal - reckless or prudent?

2 July 2015

‘Dark Medicine’ project revealed
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25 June 2015

Viewpoint: Napoleon rides high in BBC's Waterloo coverage – he shouldn’t
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18 June 2015

The Battle of Waterloo: Why does it matter?
LiberTeas in Gateacre event, 14 June 2015. From left to right: Maria Eagle, Kevin Bean, Alex Robinson and Margaret Procter

16 June 2015

LiberTeas in Gateacre, 14 June 2015
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12 June 2015

Postgraduate funding success for humanities and social sciences students
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11 June 2015

LiberTeas in Gateacre Magna Carta anniversary event

8 June 2015

Liverpool historian highlights the importance of salt to Liverpool’s prosperity
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5 June 2015

The Liverpool View: Can we really learn lessons from history?