| 21 September: | Dan Hicks, The Pennsylvania State University
‘Who Are Her Subjects and Who Are Our Citizens’: Maritime Challenges to National Identity in the Early Republican Period” |
| 5 October: | Jake Blosser, University of South Carolina
Anglican Pursuits of Happiness: Popular Religion in the Colonial Chesapeake |
| 19 October: | Christopher Hunter, University of Pennsylvania
Without Foreign Alloy: Benjamin Franklin’s Memoires and the Political Economy of Translation |
| 2 November: | Michael Carter, University of Southern
California
Catholic-Protestant Print Controversy in Late Eighteenth-Century Philadelphia |
| 16 November: | Kyle Roberts, University of Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Payson Prentiss’s Piety and the Problem of Defining Evangelicalism |
| 30 November: | Simon Finger, Princeton University
An Epidemic Constitution: Quarantine, Diplomacy, and Nationhood in Early Federal Philadelphia |
| 14 December: | Margaret Sumner, Rutgers University
Building the Ideal Environment: Principles of Construction from the Early American College World, 1820s-1840s |