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DESCRIPTION:Robert Morrison will contrast the romanticized portrayal of Ne
 tflixâ€™s Bridgerton series to the Regency years. Learn the profound 
 ways the Regency period shaped and indelibly marked the modern world. .\nh
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Robert Morrison is currently&nbsp\;British
  Academy Global Professor at Bath Spa University and Queen&rsquo\;s Nation
 al Scholar at Queen&rsquo\;s University in Kingston\, Ontario. He speciali
 zes in nineteenth-century British literature and culture. In 2017\, he was
  elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>His most re
 cent book is&nbsp\;<em>The Regency Years\, During Which Jane Austen Writes
 \, Napoleon Fights\, Byron Makes Love\, and Britain Becomes Modern&nbsp\;<
 /em>(2019)\, which was named by&nbsp\;<em>The Economist</em>&nbsp\;as one 
 of its 2019 Books of the Year and&nbsp\;short-listed for the Historical Wr
 iters&rsquo\; Association Crown Award for the best in non-fiction historic
 al writing. He is also the author of&nbsp\;<em>The English Opium-Eater: A 
 Biography of Thomas De Quincey&nbsp\;</em>(2009)\, which was short-listed 
 for the James Tait Black Prize (2010). His annotated edition of Jane Auste
 n&rsquo\;s&nbsp\;<em>Persuasion</em>&nbsp\;was published by the Belknap Pr
 ess of Harvard University Press (2011).&nbsp\;He has won the Queen&rsquo\;
 s University Frank Knox Award for Excellence in Teaching on three occasion
 s (2014\, 2008\, and 2006). He has won the Queen&rsquo\;s University W. J.
  Barnes Award for Excellence in Teaching on two occasions (2018 and 2006).
 &nbsp\;</p>\n<p><strong>You must register for this event to receive the li
 nk to the WebEx virtual lecture.</strong></p>\nhttps://slcls.libnet.info/e
 vent/4851023
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