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In late February 1793, a report landed on the desk of Daniel Hailes, the British diplomatic representative in Copenhagen, stating that a French privateer had been sighted off the Southern-Norwegian coastal town of Mandal. This was the start of what would become a long-lasting debate between Great Britain on the one hand, and the dual-monarchy of Denmark-Norway on the other. 

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AVLYST/CANCELLED som tiltak for å hindre smitte av korona-viruset! What can marriage symbolism tell us about representation and about cognition in the middle ages? In this book edited by Line Cecilie Engh, medievalists engage with both medieval and modern theories of representation and cognition to grapple with questions of the impact of marriage symbolism on ideas and practice in the early Christian and medieval period.