CARDINAL SINS: Killing Cardinals in Early Modern Europe - Grimond Lecture Theatre 1, Uni of Kent

A public lecture by Antonio Pattori, Oxford University
Antonio Pattori has studied at the International School of Geneva, St Hugh’s College, Oxford and New College, Oxford. His main research interests are the political, cultural, and intellectual history of Early Modern Europe, with particular attention to Italy, and questions relating to conspiracies, regime change, information and disinformation. He is currently a Research Fellow at the British School at Rome and a DPhil student at University College, Oxford.

This evening’s lecture draws upon his ongoing research into diplomacy in Early Modern Europe, especially political conspiracies in mid-sixteenth century Italy.

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BRANCH MEMBERS & STUDENTS; OTHERS: £5.00.

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