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Workshop: The Life and Times of Catherine Exley
Scarman House, Syndicate Room 19

Yorkshire-born Catherine Exley (1779-1857) was the wife of a British soldier who followed her husband through the Peninsular War. Unusually, we are able to read Exley's own account of her experiences in a personal diary that was printed in a local newspaper after her death. While Exley witnessed major events such as the battles of Salamanca and Vitoria, her diary is especially vivid in its recollections of the terrible privations and personal tragedies she faced on the long trek through Spain and Portugal. This workshop brings together specialists in a range of areas to consider the multiple dimensions of Exley's account, its context and its significance.

More information | Tags: Hispanic Studies Research seminars |

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