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The American War: Britain's American Revolution

Early Modern Studies Institute and The Huntington Library

  • Dates:
    Friday, September 21, 2012
    Saturday, September 22, 2012
  • Time:
    All Day
  • Recurring:
    Specific-dates
  • Organizer:
    Juan Gomez
  • Venue:
    Huntington Library
  • Address:
    1151 Oxford Road
    San Marino, CA 91108
  • Cost:
    $25 Conference Registration fee (students free) $16.50 lunch (9/21/12) $16.50 lunch (9/22/12)
  • Phone:
    (626) 405-3432
  • Email:
    researchconference@huntington.org

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America’s Revolution was Britain’s American War. International scholars will consider the events of 1763-1783 from the perspective of Britain and its “other” colonies, focusing on the many ways the American War reshaped society, politics, and culture at home and abroad.

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