CFP: US-Native American Relations, 19th Century
CALL FOR PAPERS
A CONFLUENCE OF CULTURES: U.S.-NATIVE AMERICAN RELATIONS IN THE 19TH CENTURY
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Re: New Editors needed for H-Illinois
Hello again,
While it is true that H-Genocide needs new editors, that call for editors really does pertain to H-Illinois. In other words, both networks needs editors. Sorry for any confusion.
Patrick
New Editors needed for H-Illinois
Hello!
We’re looking for some new editors to run H-Genocide. I’ve done what I can to hold down the ship but we’d like to get the position filled with a team of people who know the field much better than I.
CFPs: New Paths in the Environmental History of North America and the Ohio Valley
New Paths in the Environmental History of North America and the Ohio Valley
October 8-10, 2015
Louisville, Kentucky
Conference Conveners:
David Stradling (University of Cincinnati)
Mark Hersey (Mississippi State University)
World War I on H-Net
H-Net is pleased to announce the launch of the World War I Crossroads, a collaboration between editors and networks on the Commons dedicated to the scholarly study and discussion of World War I and the centennial commemoration of the conflict. This new Crossroads network will produce original content, facilitate initiatives on the conflict across multiple H-Net Networks, and highlight World War I postings from anywhere on the H-Net Commons.