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	*2015 (Friday 13 February, Manchester; delivered at the launch of the [[First National Festival of LGBT History]]): Charles Upchurch, Assistant Professor of British History, Florida State University. His talk, sponsored by [[CHE]], was entitled “Like Sympathetic Ink: Identity and the Early Nineteenth-Century Attempt to Reform of the British Sodomy Laws”, and covered some of the earliest attempts to legalise inter-male sex.<ref>shttp://lgbthistoryfestival.org/schedule.html#festival-launch-the-1st-alan-horsfall-lec Festival website</ref>		*2015 (Friday 13 February, Manchester; delivered at the launch of the [[First National Festival of LGBT History]]): Charles Upchurch, Assistant Professor of British History, Florida State University. His talk, sponsored by [[CHE]], was entitled “Like Sympathetic Ink: Identity and the Early Nineteenth-Century Attempt to Reform of the British Sodomy Laws”, and covered some of the earliest attempts to legalise inter-male sex.<ref>shttp://lgbthistoryfestival.org/schedule.html#festival-launch-the-1st-alan-horsfall-lec Festival website</ref>

	*2016: [[Peter Tatchell]] (Peter Tatchell Foundation) & Professor Susan Stryker (Arizona University)		*2016 (Friday 26 February, Manchester): [[Peter Tatchell]] (Peter Tatchell Foundation) & Professor Susan Stryker (Arizona University)

	*2017 (Friday 3 March, Liverpool): [[Diana Souhami]], on "The Painter [[Gluck]], 'no prefix, suffix, or quotes' and Other Notable Lesbians"<ref>https://sexingthepast.com/2016/12/17/award-winning-author-diana-souhami-will-deliver-the-alan-horsfall-lecture-in-march-2017/ "Award-winning author, Diana Souhami, will deliver the 2017 Allan Horsfall lecture"], "Outing the Past" web site.</ref>		*2017 (Friday 3 March, Liverpool): [[Diana Souhami]], on "The Painter [[Gluck]], 'no prefix, suffix, or quotes' and Other Notable Lesbians"<ref>https://sexingthepast.com/2016/12/17/award-winning-author-diana-souhami-will-deliver-the-alan-horsfall-lecture-in-march-2017/ "Award-winning author, Diana Souhami, will deliver the 2017 Allan Horsfall lecture"], "Outing the Past" web site.</ref>

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	*2016: [[Peter Tatchell]] (Peter Tatchell Foundation) & Professor Susan Stryker (Arizona University)		*2016: [[Peter Tatchell]] (Peter Tatchell Foundation) & Professor Susan Stryker (Arizona University)

	*2017 (Friday 3 March, Liverpool): [[Diana Souhami]], on "The Painter Gluck, 'no prefix, suffix, or quotes' and Other Notable Lesbians"<ref>https://sexingthepast.com/2016/12/17/award-winning-author-diana-souhami-will-deliver-the-alan-horsfall-lecture-in-march-2017/ "Award-winning author, Diana Souhami, will deliver the 2017 Allan Horsfall lecture"], "Outing the Past" web site.		*2017 (Friday 3 March, Liverpool): [[Diana Souhami]], on "The Painter [[Gluck]], 'no prefix, suffix, or quotes' and Other Notable Lesbians"<ref>https://sexingthepast.com/2016/12/17/award-winning-author-diana-souhami-will-deliver-the-alan-horsfall-lecture-in-march-2017/ "Award-winning author, Diana Souhami, will deliver the 2017 Allan Horsfall lecture"], "Outing the Past" web site.</ref>

	*2018 (Friday 16 March, Liverpool): [[Tom Robinson]], singer, who sang "Glad to be Gay"		*2018 (Friday 16 March, Liverpool): [[Tom Robinson]], singer, who sang "Glad to be Gay"

	==References==		==References==
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	[[Category:Lectures]]		[[Category:Lectures]]
	[[Category:LGBT History Month]]		[[Category:LGBT History Month]]

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	*2015 (Friday 13 February, Manchester; delivered at the launch of the [[First National Festival of LGBT History]]): Charles Upchurch, Assistant Professor of British History, Florida State University. His talk, sponsored by [[CHE]], was entitled “Like Sympathetic Ink: Identity and the Early Nineteenth-Century Attempt to Reform of the British Sodomy Laws”, and covered some of the earliest attempts to legalise inter-male sex.<ref>shttp://lgbthistoryfestival.org/schedule.html#festival-launch-the-1st-alan-horsfall-lec Festival website</ref>		*2015 (Friday 13 February, Manchester; delivered at the launch of the [[First National Festival of LGBT History]]): Charles Upchurch, Assistant Professor of British History, Florida State University. His talk, sponsored by [[CHE]], was entitled “Like Sympathetic Ink: Identity and the Early Nineteenth-Century Attempt to Reform of the British Sodomy Laws”, and covered some of the earliest attempts to legalise inter-male sex.<ref>shttp://lgbthistoryfestival.org/schedule.html#festival-launch-the-1st-alan-horsfall-lec Festival website</ref>

	*2016: [[Peter Tatchell]] (Peter Tatchell Foundation) & ~~[[Prof~~ Susan Stryker]] (Arizona University)		*2016: [[Peter Tatchell]] (Peter Tatchell Foundation) & Professor Susan Stryker (Arizona University)

	*2017 (Friday 3 March, Liverpool): [[Diana Souhami]], on "The Painter Gluck, 'no prefix, suffix, or quotes' and Other Notable Lesbians"<ref>https://sexingthepast.com/2016/12/17/award-winning-author-diana-souhami-will-deliver-the-alan-horsfall-lecture-in-march-2017/ "Award-winning author, Diana Souhami, will deliver the 2017 Allan Horsfall lecture"], "Outing the Past" web site.		*2017 (Friday 3 March, Liverpool): [[Diana Souhami]], on "The Painter Gluck, 'no prefix, suffix, or quotes' and Other Notable Lesbians"<ref>https://sexingthepast.com/2016/12/17/award-winning-author-diana-souhami-will-deliver-the-alan-horsfall-lecture-in-march-2017/ "Award-winning author, Diana Souhami, will deliver the 2017 Allan Horsfall lecture"], "Outing the Past" web site.

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	[[File:Charles Upchurch.jpg\|thumb\|Professor Upchurch delivering the lecture]]The first '''Allan Horsfall ~~Lecture~~''', in memory of [[Allan Horsfall]], founder of [[CHE]] ~~was~~ delivered at the launch of the [[First National Festival of LGBT History]] ~~on Friday 13 February 2015. The speaker was~~ Charles Upchurch, Assistant Professor of British History, Florida State University). His talk, sponsored by [[CHE]], was entitled “Like Sympathetic Ink: Identity and the Early Nineteenth-Century Attempt to Reform of the British Sodomy Laws”, and covered some of the earliest attempts to legalise inter-male sex.<ref>shttp://lgbthistoryfestival.org/schedule.html#festival-launch-the-1st-alan-horsfall-lec Festival website</ref>		[[File:Charles Upchurch.jpg\|thumb\|Professor Upchurch delivering the lecture]]The first '''Allan Horsfall Lectures''', in memory of [[Allan Horsfall]], founder of [[CHE]], and sponsored by CHE, have been delivered every year since 2015 as part of the academic conference for LGBT History Month.

			The speakers have been as follows:

			*2015 (Friday 13 February, Manchester; delivered at the launch of the [[First National Festival of LGBT History]]): Charles Upchurch, Assistant Professor of British History, Florida State University. His talk, sponsored by [[CHE]], was entitled “Like Sympathetic Ink: Identity and the Early Nineteenth-Century Attempt to Reform of the British Sodomy Laws”, and covered some of the earliest attempts to legalise inter-male sex.<ref>shttp://lgbthistoryfestival.org/schedule.html#festival-launch-the-1st-alan-horsfall-lec Festival website</ref>

			*2016: [[Peter Tatchell]] (Peter Tatchell Foundation) & [[Prof Susan Stryker]] (Arizona University)

			*2017 (Friday 3 March, Liverpool): [[Diana Souhami]], on "The Painter Gluck, 'no prefix, suffix, or quotes' and Other Notable Lesbians"<ref>https://sexingthepast.com/2016/12/17/award-winning-author-diana-souhami-will-deliver-the-alan-horsfall-lecture-in-march-2017/ "Award-winning author, Diana Souhami, will deliver the 2017 Allan Horsfall lecture"], "Outing the Past" web site.

			*2018 (Friday 16 March, Liverpool): [[Tom Robinson]], singer, who sang "Glad to be Gay"

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Ross Burgess at 15:57, 5 March 2015

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	The ~~firs~~ '''Allan Horsfall Lecture''', in memory of [[Allan Horsfall]], founder of [[CHE]] was delivered at the launch of the [[First National Festival of LGBT History]] on Friday 13 February 2015. The speaker was Charles Upchurch, Assistant Professor of British History, Florida State University). His talk, sponsored by [[CHE]], was entitled “Like Sympathetic Ink: Identity and the Early Nineteenth-Century Attempt to Reform of the British Sodomy Laws”, and covered some of the earliest attempts to legalise inter-male sex.<ref>shttp://lgbthistoryfestival.org/schedule.html#festival-launch-the-1st-alan-horsfall-lec Festival website</ref>		[[File:Charles Upchurch.jpg\|thumb\|Professor Upchurch delivering the lecture]]The first '''Allan Horsfall Lecture''', in memory of [[Allan Horsfall]], founder of [[CHE]] was delivered at the launch of the [[First National Festival of LGBT History]] on Friday 13 February 2015. The speaker was Charles Upchurch, Assistant Professor of British History, Florida State University). His talk, sponsored by [[CHE]], was entitled “Like Sympathetic Ink: Identity and the Early Nineteenth-Century Attempt to Reform of the British Sodomy Laws”, and covered some of the earliest attempts to legalise inter-male sex.<ref>shttp://lgbthistoryfestival.org/schedule.html#festival-launch-the-1st-alan-horsfall-lec Festival website</ref>

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	The firs '''Allan Horsfall Lecture''', in memory of [[Allan Horsfall]], founder of [[CHE]] was delivered at the launch of the [[First LGBT History ~~Festival~~]] on Friday 13 February 2015. The speaker was Charles Upchurch, Assistant Professor of British History, Florida State University). His talk, sponsored by [[CHE]], was entitled “Like Sympathetic Ink: Identity and the Early Nineteenth-Century Attempt to Reform of the British Sodomy Laws”, and covered some of the earliest attempts to legalise inter-male sex.<ref>shttp://lgbthistoryfestival.org/schedule.html#festival-launch-the-1st-alan-horsfall-lec Festival website</ref>		The firs '''Allan Horsfall Lecture''', in memory of [[Allan Horsfall]], founder of [[CHE]] was delivered at the launch of the [[First National Festival of LGBT History]] on Friday 13 February 2015. The speaker was Charles Upchurch, Assistant Professor of British History, Florida State University). His talk, sponsored by [[CHE]], was entitled “Like Sympathetic Ink: Identity and the Early Nineteenth-Century Attempt to Reform of the British Sodomy Laws”, and covered some of the earliest attempts to legalise inter-male sex.<ref>shttp://lgbthistoryfestival.org/schedule.html#festival-launch-the-1st-alan-horsfall-lec Festival website</ref>

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	The firs '''Allan Horsfall Lecture''', in memory of [[Allan Horsfall]], founder of [[CHE]] was delivered at the launch of the [[First LGBT History Festival]] on Friday 13 February 2015. The speaker was Charles Upchurch, Assistant Professor of British History, Florida State University). His talk, sponsored by [[CHE]], was entitled “Like Sympathetic Ink: Identity and the Early Nineteenth-Century Attempt to Reform of the British Sodomy Laws”, and covered some of the earliest attempts to legalise inter-male shttp://lgbthistoryfestival.org/schedule.html#festival-launch-the-1st-alan-horsfall-lec<ref><~~/ref~~>		The firs '''Allan Horsfall Lecture''', in memory of [[Allan Horsfall]], founder of [[CHE]] was delivered at the launch of the [[First LGBT History Festival]] on Friday 13 February 2015. The speaker was Charles Upchurch, Assistant Professor of British History, Florida State University). His talk, sponsored by [[CHE]], was entitled “Like Sympathetic Ink: Identity and the Early Nineteenth-Century Attempt to Reform of the British Sodomy Laws”, and covered some of the earliest attempts to legalise inter-male sex.<ref>shttp://lgbthistoryfestival.org/schedule.html#festival-launch-the-1st-alan-horsfall-lec Festival website</ref>

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	[[Category:Lectures]]		[[Category:Lectures]]
	[[Category:LGBT History Month]]		[[Category:LGBT History Month]]

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