Waterloo and the Brontës
Emma Butcher is a PhD student at the University of Hull. Aside from her thesis, which responds to the Brontës as commentators of war, she represents postgraduate students on the British Association for Victorian Studies' executive committee and has just co-curated a new major exhibition at the Brontë Parsonage to mark the bicentenary of the Battle of Waterloo.
Admission
Places must be reserved in advance by contacting our customer services team on 020 7730 0717. Bookings will close three days ahead of each lecture. Lunchtime Lectures are subject to change: customers are advised to check the website closer to the date.
Website
http://www.nam.ac.uk/events/lunchtime-lectures/waterloo-brontes
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