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Intellectual Geography: Territorial Fragmentation and Intellectual Activity in the Holy Roman Empire

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Jennifer Rampling .

Refreshments provided. All welcome.

M&EM is a twice-termly, interdisciplinary forum, offering talks, discussion, and practical research advice on key areas of medieval and early modern scholarship. Supported by the Society for Renaissance Studies and coordinated by Jennifer Rampling (jmr82@cam.ac.uk) and Felicity Green (fmg26@cam.ac.uk).

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