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Communication in the Early Nation: Literacy and Print in America, 1750-1840
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9/01/2004 |
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Enriching American Studies Scholarship through the History of the Book
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6/20/2004 |
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Re-imagining the Salem Witch Trials: A Poetry Reading and Discussion
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5/20/2004 |
Yes |
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A New England Tragedy: The Life and Death of Hiram Harwood
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3/23/2004 |
Yes |
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When Hype Becomes History: Adah Isaacs Menken and the Virtue of an Ambiguous Past
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12/02/2003 |
Yes |
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Ornithology and Enterprise: Making and Marketing John James Audubon's The Birds of America
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11/06/2003 |
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Imagining the Civil War: Race, Gender and the Popular Culture, 1860-1877
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9/01/2003 |
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Reading and Everyday Life: Books, Texts, Histories
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6/15/2003 |
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Could the British Have Won the American War of Independence?
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4/22/2003 |
Yes |
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Prophets, Publics, and Publication: A History of the Book from One Cultural Margin
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9/27/2002 |
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Private Writings: Their Uses and Value for History and Literature
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9/01/2002 |
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Books in American Lives, 1830-1890
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6/09/2002 |
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Faith and Boundaries: Colonists, Christianity, and Community among the Wampanoag Indians of Martha's Vineyard, 1600-1871
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5/14/2002 |
Yes |
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The First American Revolution
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4/10/2002 |
Yes |
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Prophets, Publics, and Publication: A History of the Book from One Cultural Margin
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11/14/2001 |
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Crime, Punishment, and Popular Culture in Early America, 1674-1860
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9/01/2001 |
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Using Graphic Arts as Primary Sources
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6/03/2001 |
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Epochal Change: Economics and Print Culture
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11/03/2000 |
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Romanticism Confronts History: Literary and Material Culture in the United States, 1820-1876
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9/01/2000 |
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Teaching the History of the Book
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6/01/2000 |
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