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September Branch Newsletter 
The
        latest UCU London Retired members Branch Newsletter is now available
        and may be downloaded
        from here...includes articles on Housing, PFI  in the NHS, Amnesty International.
        National Pensioners’’ Convention: Older People’s Day (1st
        October) 
 
History Seminars 
Socialist History SocietySaturday 19 September - Stan Newens, former Labour MP and
        Socialist History Society Honorary President speaks on The
        Achievements of the 1945 Labour Government.
 Venue: Marx House, 37a Clerkenwell Green London EC1R 0DU. Time: 2.00
        pm.
 UCL Institute of the Americas - Caribbean Seminar
 September 30th 6pm David Lambert "Am I not a
        Man and a Soldier?" (Re)imagining the West India Regiments in the
        Age of Abolition
 more details...
 London Socialist Historians Group:
 12 October - Merilyn Moos - Generations:
        the impact of the personal and political on children born in Britain to
        refugees from Nazism
 26 October -  John Newsinger  British
        Counter Insurgency. A history
 9 November - Chris Jury  Politics, theatre and
        history
 Socialist History Society and the Freethought History Research
        Group.
 The British Business of Slavery
 A series of Tuesday evening talks starting on 6
        October, running to 8 December 2015.
 Venue: Conway Hall, 25 Red Lion Square, Holborn, London WC1R 4RL. All
        talks start at 7.00 p.m.
 
         
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Tuesday 6 October 2015 | 
Freedom’s Debt, the Politics of the Atlantic Slave Trade
          (1672- 1752)Dr William Pettigrew, University of Kent
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Tuesday 13 October 2015 | 
First Prime Minister of the London Empire, William Beckford,
          Jamaican Planter & Lord Mayor of London (1709 – 1770)Dr Perry Gauci, University of Oxford
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Tuesday 20 October 2015 | 
The Law’s Ambiguous Struggle with SlaveryProf Satvinder Juss, King’s College London
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Tuesday 27 October 2015 | 
George Hibbert M.P. (1757-1837) and the Defence of British
          SlaveryDr Katie Donington, University of Nottingham
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Tuesday 3 November 2015 | 
The Unfortunate Colonel Despard, “Govenor of Belize”,
          Anti-racist, Democrat, Executed as a Traitor 1803Mike Jay, author
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Tuesday 24 November 2015 | 
Slavery and the Shaping of British CultureJames Walvin, Professor Emeritus, University of York
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Tuesday 1 December 2015 | 
A British-Owned Congo, Roger Casement’s Battle with Slavery in
          Peru (1910-1914)Prof Jordan Goodman, University College London
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Tuesday 8 December 2015 | 
Identifying Unfinished Business, the UK Modern Slavery Act
          (2015)Prof Gary Craig, Durham University & University of
          Hull
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