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An appetite for experiment: putting early Royal Society tastes back on the table | Notes and Records: the Royal Society Journal of the History of Science

An appetite for experiment: putting early Royal Society tastes back on the table | Notes and Records: the Royal Society Journal of the History of Science
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Oxford dons boycotting Oriel funded by imperialists

Academics who are refusing to teach over Rhodes statue row are accused of hypocrisy after benefitting from legacies built on forced labour

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Oxford University academics to vote on renaming Cecil Rhodes professorship

Oxford University academics to vote on renaming Cecil Rhodes professorship The Rhodes Professor of Race Relations could be rebranded amid claims Rhodes legacy is quietly being removed Oriel College set up an inquiry to examine the legacy of Cecil Rhodes Credit: Bloomberg Oxford University is attempting to change the title of a professorship named after Cecil Rhodes, The Telegraph has learned, amid claims that Rhodes is “falling by the back door”. The 900-year-old institution’s council, which is chaired by the vice-Chancellor, has backed an amendment to its statues that would see the Rhodes Professor of Race Relations renamed the Professorship of African Studies.

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When we had two Red Lions (one with shabby reputation)

When we had two Red Lions (one with shabby reputation) );   ); HISTORIAN Elizabeth Hazeldine says she read with interest our report two weeks ago about the Red Lion Hotel in Henley, particularly in reference to hostelries called the Red Lion not being a peculiarity. Indeed at one time there were two establishments in Henley named the Red Lion. Elizabeth says: “Itinerant workers and those who did not have the benefit of a tied house, or the wherewithal necessary to rent, turned to lodging houses, the Red Lion in West Hill (now West Street) being one such place. “Rental entries trace this hostelry back to at least 1795, a red brick building of large proportion with a frontage of some 24ft 6in and depth of nearly 99ft.

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