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Mary
O'Neil: Areas of Graduate Study
Professor O'Neil offers fields in Renaissance Italy, the Counter Reformation,
and the Social History of Early Modern Europe, including Society and Religion
in the Reformation. She will also offer European Witch Trials as a topic,
though not as a separate field.
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