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Friends:

This is cross-posted from the H-Net Book Channel's Feeding the Elephant blog.

Margaret DeLacy, H-Scholar editor

Friends:

Below in its entirety is an announcement from the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (ASECS) stating that ASECS members will have free access to ECCO for the next three months.  ASECS memberships start at $50 (for non-students). 

Do you want to become a DHRI Community Leader?

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You are invited to apply for the second Digital Humanities Research Institute (DHRI), which will take place at The Graduate Center, City University of New York. This ten-day institute will introduce participants to core digital humanities skills, and help you develop those skills as part of a growing community of leaders at universities, libraries, archives, museums, and scholarly societies.

Hello H-CivWar readers,

these past few weeks have been trying for all of us. Many of us have struggled with moving classes online, had conferences canceled, and have faced the general uncertainty of the new Covid-19 environment. In our time of social distancing, many historians have done some exceptional work, for example, hosting Zoom talks, meetings, and interviews:

- Ranger Chris Barr has done a series of interview for the Reconstruction Era National Historical Park