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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Rooms of their Own: Dwellings of the Enslaved and the Free in the Early Americas
May 2019
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How We Make Our Library Grow
February 2018
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A New World Arcadia: Learning, Literature, and Mannerism in the Pastoral Fiction of New Spain
February 2018
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The Embodiment of the Word: European Book Culture and New World Manuscripts, 1540-1600
December 2017
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Far-flung Neighbors
November 2017
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Bach and Friends Annual Freda Bromsen Bolster Memorial Concert
November 2017
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Descriptive Bibliography as Research Methodology: A Case Study of Samson Occom
November 2017
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Daughters of the Inca Conquest: Indigenous Noble Women in Colonial Peru
November 2017
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Ten Things I Learned From Shakespeare
October 2017
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If, And or But: What we can learn from ten words in Shakespeare
October 2017
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Brothers at Arms
October 2017
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Connected Histories of the First South American Republics (1808-1850)
October 2017
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Family Weekend Program and Open House with Professors Douglas Cope, Emily Owens, and Felipe Rojas
October 2017
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Black Legend or Black Atlantic?: Africa in the Spanish Atlantic Maritime World
September 2017
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Fire and Water: Entangled Histories of Empire and Science Conference
September 2017