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Program for 2002-2003
All papers are password
protected.
** Do not distribute, cite,
or quote from any paper without the permission of the author.
**
All seminars begin
at 5:30
| Tuesay, September 10 |
Ashli White, Columbia University/McNeil
Center for Early American Studies |
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"Runaways and Revolutions:
The Case of Stephen Girard and Crispin" |
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Tuesday, October 8
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Eliga Gould, University of New Hampshire |
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"The
Making of an Atlantic State System: Britain and the United States,
1795-1825" |
| Tuesday, November 12 |
Joseph Roach, Yale University |
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"The
Global Parasol: Accessorizing the Four Corners of the World" |
| Tuesday, January 21 |
George Boudreau, Penn State Capital
College |
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"The
Object on which a young man may well congratulate himself" |
| Tuesday, February 11 |
David Eltis, Emory University |
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"The
Diaspora of Yoruba-Speakers, 1650-1865" |
| Tuesday, March 11 |
Philip Morgan, Johns Hopkins University |
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"The
Caribbean and the Atlantic World, c. 1500-1800" |
| Tuesday, April 8 |
Yvie Fabella, State University of New
York, Stony Brook |
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"An
Empire founded on Libertinage"
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| Tuesday, May 13 |
Carla Mulford, Pennsylvania State University |
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"Pox
and Hell-Fire: Boston's Smallpox Controversy, the New Science, and
Early Modern Liberalism" |
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