Law, Torture and the Rights of our Subjects: Japanese Mercenaries and the Amboyna Incident of 1623

Law, Torture and the Rights of our Subjects: Japanese Mercenaries and the Amboyna Incident of 1623

Adam Clulow (Senior Lecturer, Monash University [2013-2014 Fung Global Fellow, Princeton University])
Law, Torture and the Rights of our Subjects: Japanese Mercenaries and the Amboyna Incident of 1623

Thursday 3 October 2013, 6:00pm
403 Kent Hall

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