Wednesday Brown Bag Sessions

Works-in-Progress Series

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Spring 2012 Schedule

Bring your lunch and join us from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m. in Seminar Room 105 at the McNeil Center, 3355 Woodland Walk (34th and Sansom Streets), on the University of Pennsylvania campus. Papers are circulated in advance. For copies, please contact the McNeil Center office.

18 January:	Melissah Pawlikowski, Ohio State University “By Beat of Drum Declared themselves Independent”: Squatter Ethnogenesis & the Ohio Country Civil War, 1763-1785
1 February:	Mitch Fraas, University of Pennsylvania From India to the Atlantic world: "Indian grants" and the Imperial Jurisprudence of the 18th Century
15 February:	Nancy L. Hagedorn, NEH Post-Doctoral Fellow, Library Company of Philadelphia On the Waterfrontier: Atlantic Port City Waterfronts as Zones of Cultural Interaction, 1700–1840: A Prospectus
29 February:	Brenna O'Rourke Holland, Temple University Brothers in Business: Stephen and Jean Girard, 1772-1784
14 March:	Jim Farley, MCEAS Senior Research Associate Cui Bono? Whose Good?: Philadelphia Privateering in King George's War, 1739-1748
28 March:	Andrew J.B. Fagal, Binghamton University (SUNY) Alexander Hamilton's Report on Manufactures and the Origins of the War of 1812
11 April:	Rachel Banner, University of Pennsylvania Tautologies of Native Removal in Marshall, Boudinot, and Black Hawk
25 April:	Rob McLoone, University of Iowa Print Submissions and Plantation Seats: The Women Writers of Virginia's Early Periodical Culture