20 January:
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James Fichter, Harvard
University and PEAES Resident Dissertation Fellow
Dreams of Avarice: The First Generation
of American Millionaires, 1792-1802
Joint Seminar with the Program
in Early American Economy and Society
The
Library Company of Philadelphia, 1314 Locust Street
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3 February:
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Christian Koot, Lehigh
University and 2004-2005 MCEAS Dissertation Fellow
The Political Economy of Inter-Imperial
Trade: The View from New York City and the English Leeward Islands, 1650-1689
Lecture Room 102, McNeil Center
for Early American Studies, 3355
Woodland Walk, University of Pennsylvania
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17 February:
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Robyn Davis McMillan, University
of Oklahoma and 2003-2004 MCEAS Dissertation Fellow
Observing Venus upon the Sun:
“A School of Fashion and of Folly, . . . of Philosophy and Science”
The
Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1300 Locust Street, Philadelphia
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3 March:
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Jennifer Manion, Rutgers
University and 2004-2005 MCEAS Dissertation Fellow
Compulsory Heterosexuality and Prison
Reform in Pennsylvania, 1786-1829
Weigley Room, 9th Floor, Gladfelter
Hall, Temple University
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17 March:
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Justine Murison, University of
Pennsylvania and MCEAS Hamer Dissertation Fellow
Fictions of Mind: Somnambulism,
Experimentation, and Charles Brockden Brown’s Edgar Huntly
Lecture Room 102, McNeil Center
for Early American Studies, 3355
Woodland Walk, University of Pennsylvania
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24 March:
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Matthew Osborn, University
of California, Davis, and 2004-2005 MCEAS Dissertation Fellow
Treating the Dark Scourge: Medical Readings of
Alcohol Abuse in Antebellum Philadelphia
Joint Seminar with the Francis
Wood Institute of the History of Medicine
The
College of Physicians of Philadelphia, 19 South 22nd Street
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31 March:
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Rohit T. Aggarwala, PEAES Resident
Dissertation Fellow
“To Be Soon the Metropolis of All
the Continent”: The Origins of the Philadelphia–New York Rivalry, 1681-1781
Joint Seminar with the Program
in Early American Economy and Society
The
Library Company of Philadelphia, 1314 Locust Street
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7 April:
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Cassandra Pybus, University of Tasmania
An African American Journey Through the British Empire in the Long Eighteenth
Century: The Remarkable Career of William Blue
Lecture Room 102, McNeil Center
for Early American Studies, 3355
Woodland Walk, University of Pennsylvania
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28 April:
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Aaron
Wunsch, University of California, Berkeley, and
2004-2005 MCEAS Dissertation Fellow
Communities, Commodities, and the
Picturesque
Committee Room, Philadelphia
Museum of Art, Benjamin Franklin Parkway at 26th Street
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5 May:
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Robert Blair St. George, University
of Pennsylvania
Authorizing Things in Early America II: Reading Spaces
Franklin Hall, American
Philosophical Society, 427 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
The Center's annual end-of-the-year picnic
and celebration will follow in the garden of the A.P.S , 104 S. Fifth Street,
Philadelphia
RSVP to mceas@ccat.sas.upenn.edu
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