5 September:
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Sean Goudie, Vanderbilt Univ.
& 2002-2003 MCEAS Barra Postdoctoral Fellow
“Alexander Hamilton and the New Republic’s Creole
Complex”
Opening MCEAS Seminar session,
followed by a welcome-back picnic
R.S.V.P. to mceas@ccat.sas.upenn.edu
or 215-898-9251
The
David Library of the American Revolution
1201 River Road, Box 748, Washington Crossing,
Pennsylvania
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12 September:
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Margaret Newell, The Ohio
State University
“Race Frontiers: Indian Slavery in Colonial New
England”
The
Library Company of Philadelphia, 1314 Locust Street
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19 September:
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Program in Early American Economy and Society
Annual Conference:
The
Library Company of Philadelphia, 1314 Locust Street
(no McNeil Center Seminar)
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3 October:
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Ned Landsman, SUNY-Stony Brook & 1978-1979
PCEAS Dissertation Fellow
“Roots, Routes, and Rootedness: Migration, Diversity,
and Pluralism in the Middle Colonies”
in conjunction with Center's 25th-anniversary
Graduate Student Conference, “Roots
and Routes in Early America”
4:00-6:00 p.m.
University of Pennsylvania (exact location
to be announced)
Reception to follow at the McNeil Center,
3619
Locust Walk
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17 October:
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Heather Nathans, University of Maryland
“‘A Much Maligned People’: Jews On and Off the
Stage in the Early Republic”
McNeil Center,
3619
Locust Walk, University of Pennsylvania
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31 October:
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Peter Brownlee, George Washington Univ. &
MCEAS Barra Dissertation Fellow
“‘The Economy of the Eyes’: Ophthalmology, Optometry
and the Formation of the Modern Observer in Antebellum America”
The
College of Physicans of Philadelphia, 19 South 22nd Street
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14 November:
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Linzy Brekke, Harvard University
and PEAES Dissertation Fellow
“The Scourge of Fashion: Clothing and Cultural
Anxiety in the Economy of the New Nation, 1783-1800”
Joint Seminar with the Program
in Early American Economy and Society
The
Library Company of Philadelphia, 1314 Locust Street
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21 November:
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Joseph Hall, Bates College
“Compelling Alliances: Apalachicola Efforts to
Survive the Southeastern Slave Trade, 1640-1704”
The
Historical Society of Pennsylvania,
1300 Locust Street, Philadelphia
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5 December:
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Deborah Allen, Rutgers Univ. & 2002-2003
MCEAS/Montecello Diss. Fellow
“Acquiring Knowledge of ‘Our Own Continent’: Geopolitics,
Science, and Jeffersonian Geography, 1781-1803”
Benjamin Franklin Hall, American
Philosophical Society,
427 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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12 December:
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Ashli White, Columbia
Univ. & 2002-2003 MCEAS Dissertation Fellow
“Enforcing ‘the Principles of the Law of 1807’:
The Saint Dominguan Refugees of 1809 and the Slave Trade”
McNeil Center,
3619
Locust Walk, University of Pennsylvania
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