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Online talk: Social Reformers in Dulwich in the late 19th & early 20th Century: Tuesday 7 March, 8pm


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Join Duncan Bowie for this illustrated talk on Dulwich's late 19th & early 20th century social reformers. This talk will cover birth control and moral hygiene and sex reformers, housing and planning reformers and anti-slavery campaigners, all of whom at one time lived in Dulwich. The talk will include Annie Besant, Alice Vickery, Havelock Ellis, Ebenezer Howard, Rev. John Harris and Alice Harris and more.

Duncan's most recent book, The Radical and Socialist Tradition in British Planning: From Puritan Colonies to Garden Cities, was published in 2016.

Tuesday 7 March, 2023, 8pm-9pm

This is an online talk, tickets are £5 and all proceeds go to Bell House educational projects. If you need a free ticket please use the promo code FreeTicket at the checkout. Book here:

https://www.bellhouse.co.uk/events/2023/3/7/59697zyigpkoaty6w26akdi1m066w9

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