2008-2009 Seminars
“Chicago in Indian Country: The Murder of Jean B. Lalime”
Ann Keating, North Central College
“The Siege of ‘Castle Pox’: Marblehead, Massachusetts’ Medical Revolution, 1764–1777”
Andrew Wehrman, Northwestern University
“The Sexual Management of Race: Patriarchy and the Denial of Citizenship to Africans and Indians, 1740–1774”
Kelly A. Ryan, Indiana University Southeast
“From Tippecanoe to Portage des Sioux: The Wars of 1812 in the Early American West”
John Reda, University of Illinois at Chicago
“Submit or Starve? Two Seventeenth-Century Marriages and the Making of a Precedent”
Kirsten Sword, Indiana University
“The Architect and the State: Tom Paine’s Iron Bridge, from Common Sense to Rights of Man”
Edward Gray, Florida State University
“Edward Taylor’s Voice”
Jordan Alexander Stein, University of Colorado at Boulder
“Fighting Jamaica’s First Maroon War: Soldiers’ Journals and the Nature of Colonial Campaigning”
James Robertson, University of the West Indies at Mona
“’We Waite Impatiently to Hear’: The Intersections of Boundaries, Loyalties, and Commercial Activities in the Revolutionary Atlantic”
Patricia Rogers, Michigan State University