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- Witchcraft in Scotland by Professor Hugh McLachlan - Guest Lecture M401 Monday 26-10-2015 - 17:30 until Monday 26-10-2015 - 19:00
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Witchcraft in Scotland by Professor Hugh McLachlan - Guest Lecture
So just in time for Halloween we've organised a guest talk about witchcraft in Scotland which will be given by philosophy lecturer and author Professor Hugh McLachlan!
Tea and coffee will be provided! £2 fee for non members or you can come along and join the society for the £3 fee!
To find room M401 head to lecture hall M408!
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Venue : M401
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Start Date: Monday 26-10-2015 - 17:30
End date: Monday 26-10-2015 - 19:00
Capacity: 80
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