19 January:
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Jason Shaffer, United
States Naval Academy
The “Female Martinet”: Mrs. Harper,
Gender, and Civic Virtue on the Early Republican Stage
Stephanie Grauman Wolf Room, McNeil
Center for Early American Studies,
3355
Woodland Walk, University of Pennsylvania
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26 January:
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Richard J. Bell, University of Maryland
and 2005-2006 MCEAS Barra Dissertation Fellow
An Unimagined Community: Reading Suicide in Early American Newspapers
The
Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1300 Locust Street, Philadelphia
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2 February:
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Jason M. Opal, Colby College
Opening the Rural Family: National
Ambition and Household Duty in the Early Republic
Stephanie Grauman Wolf Room, McNeil
Center for Early American Studies,
3355
Woodland Walk, University of Pennsylvania
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16 February:
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Candice Harrison, Emory
University, PEAES Dissertation Fellow, and MCEAS Barra Foundation Fellow
A Jack of All Spaces: The Public
Market in Revolutionary Philadelphia
Joint Seminar with the Program
in Early American Economy and Society
The
Library Company of Philadelphia, 1314 Locust Street
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2 March:
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Monique Allewaert, Emory University
and 2005-2006 MCEAS Barra Dissertation Fellow
Counter-Sublime: Bartram and
the Ecology of the American Tropics
Stephanie Grauman Wolf Room, McNeil
Center for Early American Studies,
3355
Woodland Walk, University of Pennsylvania
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16 March:
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Daniel Krebs, Emory
University and 2005-2006 Society of the Cincinnati/Friends of the MCEAS
Fellow
Captives as Capital:
German Prisoners of War in the American War of Independence, 1776–1783
Weigley Room, 9th Floor, Gladfelter
Hall, Temple University
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23 March:
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Gary B. Nash, U.C.L.A.,
and Graham Russell Hodges, Colgate University
Jefferson and Kosciuszko: Slavery and Freedom,
Honor and Betrayal
Stephanie Grauman Wolf Room, McNeil
Center for Early American Studies,
3355
Woodland Walk, University of Pennsylvania
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30 March:
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Yvette Piggush, University
of Chicago and MCEAS Barra Dissertation Fellow
Translating Virtue: Brown’s
Ormond,
Melodrama, and American Romanticism
The
Library Company of Philadelphia, 1314 Locust Street
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13 April:
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Charles R. Foy, Rutgers
University and Friends of the MCEAS Fellow
Atlantic Connections, Atlantic Liberties: The Case of Black Sailors on
the Lawrence in 1776
Faculty Lounge, Armitage
Hall, Third Floor, Rutgers—Camden
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20 April:
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Jaap Jacobs,
MCEAS
Quinn Foundation Senior Fellow
Truffle Hunting with an Iron Hog:
Early Dutch Exploration of the Delaware and Hudson Rivers
Stephanie Grauman Wolf Room, McNeil
Center for Early American Studies,
3355
Woodland Walk, University of Pennsylvania
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27 April
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Amy Hudson Henderson, University
of Delaware and 2005-2006 MCEAS Barra Foundation Fellow
“She Rambles Through the Town”: Shopping and Self-Fashioning in Federal
Philadelphia
Seminar Room, Philadelphia
Museum of Art, Benjamin Franklin Parkway at 26th Street
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11 May:
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Catherine E. Kelly, University of
Oklahoma and MCEAS Barra Postdoctoral Fellow
Beyond
the Peale: Politics and Spectatorship in Early National Museums
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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