The Pacific Historical Review recently published the following article that may interest H-SHEAR list subscribers:
“‘Unquestionable Geographies: The Empirical and the Romantic in U.S. Expansionist Cartography, 1810 - 1848,” by Jimmy L. Bryan Jr.
This article can be accessed via the following link: http://phr.ucpress.edu/content/86/3
Please join us for our first 2018-19 Providence College Seminar in the History of Early America when we welcome:
This panel would focus on regional American Revolutionary women approximately 1775-1783. I will be writing about the Revolutionary women, both Patriot and Loyalist, of Long Island, New York 1774-1783. The turning point of the Battle of Long Island and the resulting occupation of Long Island will be my focus. The other two panelists would focus on other regional areas.
We will have three panelists, a Chair and a Commentator, from different areas and colleges.
The Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience invites applications for its full-time residential writing fellowship, which supports outstanding writing on American history and culture by both scholars and nonacademic authors.
Call for Papers:
New England Travels
Date: Saturday, March 16, 2019
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The Triangle Early American History Seminar (TEAHS) is pleased to announce its 2018-2019 Schedule. Al
The first of our deadlines, for MHS-NEH support, is January 15, 2019!
The Massachusetts Historical Society will offer more than forty research fellowships for the academic year 2019-2020.
2019 Annual Meeting
Washington, D.C.
June 6-8, 2019; Submission Deadline October 9, 2018
Power in Agricultural History
