| 18 January: | Nathan Kozuskanich, Ohio State University
“Falling Under the Domination Totally of Presbyterians”: The Frontier, the Constitution, and Pennsylvania’s Road to the American Revolution |
| 1 February: | Sally Haddon, Florida State University
Powers of Attorney and the Operations of Mercantile Law in Philadelphia in the Eighteenth Century |
| 15 February: | James Farley, McNeil Center for Early American
Studies
“The Bigger of My New Ships is Near Launch”: Early Philadelphia Shipbuilding and Shipbuilders, 1676-1772 |
| 1 March: | Jessica Roney, The Johns Hopkins University
Clubbing Together: The Roots of Associational Culture in Eighteenth-Century Philadelphia |
| 15 March: | Christian Crouch, New York University
The Zeal of the King’s Arms: Questions of Legitimate Violence in New France During the Seven Years’ War |
| 29 March: | Jennifer Schaaf, University of Pennsylvania
“Consult Your Bible, and the Life of Your Divine Model”: Catholic Masculinity and the Trustee Crisis in Early National Philadelphia |
| 5 April: | Jared Richman, University of Pennsylvania
The Many (After)Lives of Major André: Trauma, Mourning and Transatlantic Literary Legacy |
| 26 April: | Rik Van Welie, Emory University
“The Best Steersmen are Ashore”: Dutch Critiques of Coerced Labor in the Seventeenth-Century Atlantic World |