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    Explore "henry i" with insightful episodes like "A History of Barts, Britain's Oldest Hospital" and "#36 From the Empire of the Franks to the Land of the Germans" from podcasts like ""Gresham College Lectures" and "The History of Cologne"" and more!

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    A History of Barts, Britain's Oldest Hospital

    A History of Barts, Britain's Oldest Hospital

    St Bartholomew’s is the oldest hospital in England still operating on its original site and will celebrate its 900th anniversary in 2023.

    This lecture tells its history, from 1123 to today, via its people, buildings and the events that defined this iconic medical institution. Sir Thomas Lauder Brunton's work in vascular pharmacology, Sir James Paget's discovery of bone and breast disease, and Ethel Gordon Fenwick’s campaign for registered state nursing are all important elements of Barts’ history.


    A lecture by Charles Knight OBE recorded on 4 May 2023 at Barnard's Inn Hall, London.

    The transcript and downloadable versions of the lecture are available from the Gresham College website: https://www.gresham.ac.uk/watch-now/barts-900

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    #36 From the Empire of the Franks to the Land of the Germans

    #36 From the Empire of the Franks to the Land of the Germans
    Cologne is in an intermediate phase around the year 900. In the whole region of the former Frankish Middle Kingdom of Lothar the question is going around, which empire can protect it better? To which sub-kingdom of Charles the Great's former Frankish empire do people feel more attached? The West Frankish Empire, which later became France? Or to the Eastern Frankish Empire, which later becomes the Holy Roman Empire and the Kingdom of Germany?