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SUMMARY:John Gray – What is Living and What is Dead in Liberalism?
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LOCATION:To Be Confirmed\, Oxford\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Lectures
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SUMMARY:Marie Kawthar Daouda – Romance and Reality in French Culture
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LOCATION:To Be Confirmed\, Oxford\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Adrian Goldsworthy - Superpower Conflict between Ancient Rome and Persia (The Eagle and The Lion)
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