Medieval & Early Modern Research Initiative
(Cardiff University)
“Sad Stories of the death of kings: Monarchy, Government and Shakespeare’s Histories on Television, 1957-1965”
John Wyver (University of Westminster)
Thursday, 28 November 2013
5.15pm, Room 2.03
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