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Legal Literature in Sixteenth Century Scotland Conference. Aberdeen, 2-3 June

Published 21 April 2016 by jcairns

This Blog is please to notice that our colleagues in Aberdeen are organising the above conference on 2-3 June. It will be hosted by the Civil Law Centre with the support of the Research Institute of Irish and Scottish Studies. Contributors provisionally include: Dr Athol Murray; Professor Gero Dolezalek; Dr Adelyn Wilson; Dr Julian Goodare, Dr Andrew Simpson; Professor John Ford; Dr Leslie Dodd. It looks an interesting and important event. It will be held in the Humanity Manse in Old Aberdeen. See http://www.abdn.ac.uk/law/events/8864/

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