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The Historical Association: The French Revolution and Napoleon

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Hear Emeritus Professor Bill Doyle of the University of Bristol unpack the French Revolution and Napoleon in an accessible lecture. Join the Oxford branch programme at Headington Rye School for a focused look at one of Europe’s most influential eras.

This Historical Association branch lecture explores the French Revolution and Napoleon through the insights of Emeritus Professor Bill Doyle of the University of Bristol. The talk is part of the Oxford branch programme and offers an accessible way to deepen understanding of a major period in European history.

The event is held at Headington Rye School in Oxford and is priced for both school groups and non-members, making it suitable for students, teachers and anyone with an interest in the topic. Attendees can expect a focused history lecture delivered by an academic specialist, with time to engage with one of the most influential eras in modern history.

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Emeritus Professor Bill Doyle, FBA (University of Bristol)

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12 March 2027, 16:15 – 17:15

Duration: 1 hour

Location

In-person · Headington Rye School OX3 7TD, Oxford
Participation fee: £2

£10 for school groups, £2.00 for non-members.

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