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CFP: Transgressing Boundaries: Europe in Romantic Writing

19/04/2014 · by Helen · in Call for Papers, Conferences, Events. ·

Making, Breaking and Transgressing Boundaries: Europe in Romantic Writing, 1775-1830

Newcastle University

15th July

deadline for submissions: 25th April

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