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A history of alcohol

Posted On 12th December 2012 By Charlotte Johnson

Tea may well be our National drink, but there’s no denying the long-held, never-ending love the population of the UK has for Ale!…and Gin…and Vodka….and basically all spirits.

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Dr Michael Nevell, University of Salford, will be presenting ‘Digging up Manchester: Industrial Archaeology and Heritage in the Shock City’.

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11 May

Pleased that the site of the Manchester Guardian’s office on Cross Street is honoured with a blue plaque. The site, and newspaper, are an important part of the city’s history. Visit our online exhibition to learn how Manchester shaped the @guardian : https://t.co/ebGhgydRee https://t.co/7TiHLIE7EX

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Here's another article from our next edition, Language and Culture, in which Hannah Teegar discusses what the development of fingerprinting in India might tell us about the treatment of colonial subjects 👇

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