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Barbican Library exhibition - Society of Artists in Architecture at Barbican Library, Barbican Centre.

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Barbican LibraryExhibition of the Society of Artist in Architecture (SocAA) – ‘Cities’All works are for sale and the Private View on Monday 5 September from 6.00 – 8.30 is open to all. Drinks and canapes will be provided. Please respond through Eventbrite ‘SocAA Barbican Library Private View’ https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/395090705937 or email the secretary below to register your interest and get a ticket. See More
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Students and Swingebucklers

Time: November 20, 2019 from 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Location: Barbican Library
Event Type: free, just, turn, up
Organized By: Helen Tremaine
Latest Activity: Oct 24, 2019

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By the reign of Elizabeth the City of London had grown to be 'a large

excellent and mighty city of business',

a city not just of merchants but also

adventurers like Walter Raleigh and

poets and playwrights such as

Shakespeare and John Donne. 

And in the centre of it all were the

four Inns of Court, the homes not

only of lawyers but also law students, joking, arguing and watching

everything that was happening.

 

John Mitchell, the Chair of the

Middle Temple Historical Society

will describe what life was like in

this 'third university'.

 

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