Events
Please note that although John Carter Brown Library events are free and open to the public, registration is required unless otherwise noted. Kindly complete the registration form linked in the event description.
Past
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Slavery at Sea: Terror, Sex, and Sickness in the Middle Passage
April 2017
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The Other Slavery - Maury A. Bromsen Memorial Lecture
April 2017
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How Digital Memory is Shaping Our Future
March 2017
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Digital Memory: What Can We Afford to Lose?
March 2017
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Dark Work: The Business of Slavery in Rhode Island
February 2017
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"Third Time Lucky" Tikal: A Regional Power in Ancient Guatemala
October 2016
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¿Una Bíblia Políglota Mesoamericana del siglo XVI? Las Epístolas y Evangelios en p'urhepecha en la Biblioteca John Carter Brown
May 2016
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The Accidental Tourist: John Adams in Spain, 1779-1780
May 2016
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The Invention of Nature
May 2016
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Talking Statues and Dancing Portraits: Dirty Politics in Early Modern Portuguese India
April 2016
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The State of Latin American History: Blue Skies, Ominous Clouds on the Horizon
April 2016
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Lawrence Counselman Wroth: Scholar, Librarian, Bibliographer, Wordsmith
March 2016
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How to Do Things with Paper: Political Correspondence in the Age of Revolution
March 2016
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When the United States Spoke French
March 2016
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The Map Thief
March 2016
