NORTH AMERI CAN

Conference on British Studies

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Conference on British Studies
Minneapolis Nov. 7-9, 2014
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NORTH AMERI CAN
Conference on British Studies
& MI DWE S T
Conference on British Studies
Minneapolis Nov. 7-9, 2014
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About the NACBS
The North American Conference on British Studies (NACBS) is a scholarly society
founded in 1950 and dedicated to all aspects of British Studies. The NACBS
sponsors publications and an annual conference, as well as several academic
prizes and graduate fellowships. Its regional afliates include the Mid-Atlantic
Conference on British Studies (MACBS), the Midwest Conference on British
Studies (MWCBS), the Northeast Conference on British Studies (NECBS), the
Pacic Coast Conference on British Studies (PCCBS), the Southern Conference
on British Studies (SCBS), and the Western Conference on British Studies (WCBS).
For more information about the NACBS and its afliates consult
www.nacbs.org.
The 2015 conference, held in conjunction with the Southern Conference on
British Studies, will convene November 11-114 in Little Rock, Arkansas. For
directions on submitting papers and panels for the 2015 conference, consult
the NACBS website.
Acknowledgements
The NACBS and MWCBS thank the following organizations and institutions
for their very generous sponsorship of this conference:
Stephen Bridges, British Consul General, Chicago
Paul Smith, Director of the British Council USA
Adam Matthew Group
American Friends of Attingham
Huntington Library
Institute for Historical Research
Oxford University Press
Brits Pub, Minneapolis
History Department, University of Minnesota
English Department, University of Minnesota
Ofce of the Dean and Associate Dean of Liberal Arts, University of Minnesota
Departments of English and History, and the Program in Medieval Studies,
Augsburg College
History Department, Carleton College
History Department, Hamline University
Music Department, St. Johns University
We are very grateful to Jason Kelly for his generous assistance with the
website and registration; to Keith Wrightson for his support of the Program
Committee and its work; and to Daniel Pierce of Cambridge University Press,
who helped with both proposal submission and registration
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Exhibitors
The NACBS and the MWCBS wish to recognize our exhibitors:
Adam Matthew
Boydell Publishing
Scholars Choice
Oxford University Press
Cambridge University Press
Edinburgh University Press
Cengage
Broadview Press
We are grateful for their generous and continuing support. Please visit our
exhibitors in the Universe Room on the 50th oor.
Book Exhibit Hours
Friday, November 8: 8:30am 6:30
(Extended hours to coincide with poster session)
Saturday, November 9: 8:30 AM to 5 PM
Sunday, November 10: 8:30 AM until 12 noon
NACBS Executive Committee
President
Keith Wrightson, Yale University
Vice President
Susan Pennybacker, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Immediate Past President
Dane Kennedy, The George Washington University
Executive Secretary
Paul R. Deslandes, University of Vermont
Associate Executive Secretary
Elizabeth Prevost, Grinnell College
Treasurer
Travis Glasson, Temple University
Elected Members of the NACBS Council
Elizabeth Ewan, University of Guelph
Paul Halliday, University of Virginia
Andrew Muldoon, Metropolitan State University of Denver
Susan Pedersen, Columbia University
Rachel Weil, Cornell University
NACBS/MWCBS Program Committee
Program Chair
Susan D. Amussen, University of California, Merced
Program Committee
Sandy Bardsley, Moravian College
Stephen Brooke, York University
Nadja Durbach, University of Utah
Philip Harling, University of Kentucky
Christopher Kyle, Syracuse University
Beverly Lemire, University of Alberta
Jennifer McNabb, Western Illinois University
James Rosenheim, Texas A & M University
Julie Taddeo, University of Maryland
MWCBS Ofcers
President
Warren Johnston, Algoma University
Vice-President
Lia Paradis, Slippery Rock University
Secretary/Treasurer
Eric Tenbus, University of Central Missouri
Program Committee Chair: Jennifer McNabb
Immediate Past President: Jason Kelly
MWCBS Local Arrangements
Anna Clark, University of Minnesota, Co-chair
Susie Steinbach, Hamline University, Co-chair
We are grateful to our departments, Susannah Ottaway of Carleton College,
Jacqui DeVries of Augsburg College, and John Watkins and Michael Hancher
of the Department of English, University of Minnesota, for help, as well
as Roseann Nurse of the Marquette, Eric Layton of Connections, Maggie
Ragnow of the James Ford Bell Library providing the book for our cover
design, and Andrea Williams for graphic design.
Registration Hours: Thursday, 4-7, Friday, 8-5, Saturday, 8-1
Free Continental Breakfast: Friday 7:45-9, Saturday 7:45-9, Sunday 7:30-9
Windows on Minnesota, IDS Center 50th oor (elevators across Crystal
Court from hotel)
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The Marquettes Fourth Floor
The Marquettes Third Floor
Window on Minnesota
IDS Center
50th Floor
Mississippi North Room
1. Forging Identity in Isolation? Technology, Privacy,
and Public Space in Modern Britain
Chair and Comment: Tobias Harper, Providence College
Expertise and subjectivity in old age in Britain, 1937-1970
Charlotte Greenhalgh, Monash University
Tactility, Time, and the Tube in London, c. 1870-1960
Simeon Koole, Oxford University
A policeman in every home: Britains three-digit
emergency number and the commercialization of domestic
surveillance internationally, 1937-1991
Eloise Moss, University of Manchester
Mississippi South Room
2. The Geography of Money in Britain and its Empire,
1690-1763
Chair and Comment: Christine Desan, Harvard University
Dissent of Money: The politics and geography of minting
in Britain and its empire, 1690-1740
Mara Caden, Yale University
Money and Investment in a Metropolitan Province:
The Case of Ireland, 1690 -1763
Patrick Walsh, University College Dublin
Money and Morality: The Eighteenth-Century Political
Context of Humes Theory of Money
Carl Wennerlind, Barnard College
Minnesota River Room
3. British Philanthropy and the Sierra Leone Experiment
Chair and Comment: Lindsay ONeill, University of
Southern California
Regent: The Short History of an Abolitionist Utopia
Padraic Scanlan, Harvard University
A philanthropic entrepreneur? Zachary Macaulay in
Sierra Leone
Bronwen Everill, Kings College London
We are all City people and connected with merchants:
commercial sources of British abolitionist and anti-slavery
organization
Roshan Allpress, Oxford University
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St Croix River Room
4. Legitimacy in the Interregnum
Chair and Comment: Nicole Greenspan, Hampden-
Sydney College
A Goldsmith, a Frenchman, and Oliver Cromwell:
Debating coinage during the Protectorate
Amos Tubb, Centre College
Contesting Order and Legitimacy in Social Relations
during the Interregnum
Caroline Boswell, University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
Thou Bastard Relique of the Trayterous Crew:
Money Matters in the Interregnum
Robin Hermann, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Lake Michigan Room
5. Finance, Government, and Small Business in Early
Modern English and Scottish Towns, c.1530-1665
Chair and Comment: Paul Grifths, Iowa State University
The Social Consequences of Londons Civil War Finances:
The Case of the Drapers Company
Joseph P. Ward, University of Mississippi
Burgh Government and Reformation: Stirling c.1530-1570
Timothy Slonosky, Dawson College
Corporation Unbound: A New Perspective on the Legal
Dispute between the Hull Trinity House and the Company
of Merchants, 1664-1665
Seok-Min Yun, University of Pennsylvania
Lake Superior Room
6. Transatlantic Protestantism in the British
Atlantic World
Chair and Comment: Robert Olwell, University of
Texas at Austin
Much to Our Prejudice: Scottish Religious Networks in
the English Atlantic World
Craig Gallagher, Boston College
Anglican Networks in Puritan Massachusetts
Ross Newton, Northeastern University
The Evangelist and the Runaway: George Whiteeld,
Archibald Simpson, and the Dirty Little Secrets of
Transatlantic Protestantism
Peter Moore, Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi
Planets Room
7. Women, War and Peace: Britain and the
Development of International Humanitarianism
in the EarlyTwentieth Century
Chair: Susan Pennybacker, University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill
A Tale of Two Sisters: Dorothy Buxton, Eglantyne Jebb and
the Politics of Humanitarianism
Emily Baughan, University of Bristol
Dening Peace and Freedom: The British Womens
International League and the Fascist Threat
Laura Beers, American University
Victorian Philanthropists and Twentieth-Century Mass
Suering: the Case of Francesca Wilson (1888-1981)
Ellen Ross, Ramapo College
Comment: Rebecca Gill, University of Hudderseld
Mississippi North Room
8. Temperance in the British Empire
Chair and Comment: Jerey Cox, University of Iowa
The Battle for W.E. Pussyfoot Johnson: Temperance
in British India
Robert Colvard, Wayne State College
Temperance Education in Manitoba, 1900-1955
Stephen Jackson, University of Sioux Falls
The Politics of Opium-trade Cartoons in the Indian
Vernacular Press, 1890-1900
Hope Marie Childers, Alfred University
Social Purity, Labour and Consumption: regulating
barmaids in colonial India
Ashley Wright, Washington State University
Mississippi South Room
9. Colonial Girlhood/Colonial Girls: Education,
Citizenship, and Transformations of Girlhood in
the British Empire
Chair and Comment: Corrie Decker, University of
California, Davis
We Must Give the Modern Girl a Training in Citizenship:
The Girl Guide Movement in Interwar England, Canada,
and India
Kristine Alexander, University of Lethbridge
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The East and West have already met: Educational
Networks in Britain, Egypt, India, and South Africa
Elizabeth Dillenburg, University of Minnesota
The Schoolgirl and the Modern Girl in Colonial Lagos, Nigeria
Abosede George, Barnard College
Minnesota River Room
10. Community, Politics and Urban Spaces in a
Post-Industrial Age
Chair and Comment: Helen McCarthy, Queen Mary
University of London
Discovering Ghosts in Dublins Derelict Spaces: the Urban
Folklore Project, 1979-80
Erika Hanna, University of Edinburgh
Right On in the Red Light District: Spaces of Alternative
Comedy in Thatchers Britain
Gavin Schaer, University of Birmingham
Active Citizens: Neighbourhood Watch, Urban Space and
Community Action in 1980s Britain
Chris Moores, University of Birmingham
St Croix River Room
11. Cultures of Business in Post-War Britain and Hong Kong
Chair and Comment: Thomas Wolfe, University of
Minnesota
A Prestigious Business? The Management Education
movement in England, 1945-1970
Mitchell J. Larson, University of Central Lancashire
Entrepreneurs and Entrepreneurship in the Popular Press:
the Daily Express and Daily Mirror, 1945-1979
Mark Hampton, Lingnan University
Hong Kong and the Rhetoric of Free Trade, 1950-1984
James Fellows, Lingnan University
Lake Michigan Room
12. Transnational Biography and the Shaping of Colonial
Policy in the Twentieth Century British Empire
Chair: Eric Hotchkin Ash, Wayne State University
From South Africa to the University of Reading: The Life
History and Colonial/Postcolonial Careering of Arthur
Hugh Bunting
Joseph Hodge, West Virginia University
Paul Daniell, Pussy Perham, and the Inuence of
the Colonial Ofce Training Course on the Sudan
Government, 1935-1956
Lia Paradis, Slippery Rock University
Jim Crow Kenya: Sir Charles Eliot and the Negro Question
from the American South to British East Africa, 1899-1904
Gary Darden, Fairleigh Dickinson University
Leopold Amery and the Popular Culture of Colonial
Development in Britain
Daniel Stephen, University of Colorado-Boulder
Lake Superior Room
13. New Perspectives on Restoration Britain
Chair and Comment: Allan MacInnes, University of
Strathclyde
The Scottish National Covenant and Scribal News: the
Gathering and Dissemination of Information in
Restoration London
Alex William Barber, Durham University
The view from across the North Sea: the Covenanting
Movement in the United Provinces
Esther Mijers, University of Edinburgh
Popular Protest and the Development of Covenanting
Ideology in Restoration Scotland
Neil McIntyre, University of Strathclyde
Planets Room
14. Archipelagic to Global: State Formation and Empire
Building, 1600-1800
Chair and Comment: Holger Hoock, University
of Pittsburgh
The Long Arm of Old Ironsides: How Cromwellian Policy
in Scotland and Ireland Shaped the Restoration Empire,
1649-1684
Jennifer Wells, Brown University
Martial Law and the Petition of Right in the English World
John Collins, Eastern Washington University
Two Entangled Empires in the Seventeenth-Century
World: Anglo-Dutch Interactions beyond Europe
Alison Games, Georgetown University
The Corporate Person: Dead Yet Resurrected?
Paul Halliday, University of Virginia
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Galaxy Room
Lunch
Luncheon Plenary
The Morton and Barbara Dauwen Zabel Lecture (In Honor
of Their Parents Herman Arthur and Barbara Dauwen
Zabel), sponsored by the Department of English, University
of Minnesota
Chair: Prof. Michael Hancher, University of Minnesota
Globalization at Sea: Joseph Conrad in the British
Merchant Marine
Maya Jasano, Harvard University
Mississippi North Room
15. The Signicance of History from Below:
Structuring Power in Early Modern England
Chair and Comment: Tim Harris, Brown University
The Experience of Fuel Scarcity in Early Modern London
William Cavert, St. Thomas University
Where is the State? Dening the English-Scottish Border
through Popular Politics in the Sixteenth Century
Jason Rozumalski, University of California, Berkeley
On (Not) Speaking to Power: Reconsidering the
Subordinate-Superior Exchange in Early Modern England
Hillary Taylor, Yale University
Mississippi South Room
16. Body Work and Working Bodies: Gendering Labor
in Cities of the British Isles and English Colonies
Chair: Carla Hay, Marquette University
Mediating Wires, Managing Voices: Female Telephone
Operators in Edwardian London
Katie Hindmarch-Watson, Colorado State University
A Vice Prevalent in Dublin: Male Prostitution and the
Construction of Masculinities in the Irish Free State
Averill Earls, University at Bualo
A Good Breast of Milk: The Wet-Nursing Industry
Embodied in Eighteenth-Century Atlantic Advertisements
Marissa Rhodes, University at Bualo
Comment: Jacqueline deVries, Augsburg College
Minnesota River Room
17. 1914-2014: Writing, Remembering, Revising
Chair and Comment: Chris Waters, Williams College
Remembering the Eastern Front: Humanitarian
Disaster on Film
Michelle Tusan, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
From the Great War to the First World War: Fiftieth
Anniversary Commemorations in Britain, 1964-1968
Janet Watson,University of Connecticut
The Case of War Enthusiasm
Daniel Ussishkin, University of Wisconsin - Madison
The Politics of Patriotism: Britains Centenary Celebration
of the Great War
Nicoletta Gullace, University of New Hampshire
St Croix River Room
18. Roundtable: The Hanoverian Succession in Great
Britain and its Empire: Tercentenary Reections
Chair: Allan Macinnes, University of Strathclyde
Religion and the Hanoverian Succession, 1714-1727
Brent Sirota, North Carolina State University
Political Economy and the Hanoverian Succession
Abigail Swingen, Texas Tech University
Empire and the Hanoverian Succession
Tristan Stein, University of Kent
Union and the Hanoverian Succession
John Young, University of Strathclyde
Lake Michigan Room
19. Publics in Early Modern Britain
Chair and Comment: David Magliocco, Queen Mary,
University of London
Scotlands Covenanted Public: Formation, Evolution,
Limitations
Laura Stewart, Birkbeck, University of London
Anglo-Scottish Publics and the Rethinking of British
Union, 1640-1660
Jason Peacey, University College, London
An Experiment in Publicity: Scottish and English Practice
before the Civil Wars
Noah Millstone, University of Bristol
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Lake Superior Room
20. Critical Explorations of Greater Britain
Chair: R. J. Q. Adams, Texas A&M University
A History safe for Anglo-Saxons: Constitutionalism, Race,
and the Anticolonial response, 1880-1930
Amanda Behm, Yale University
Building a Greater Britain from the Ground Up: Imperial
Police and Imperial-National Allegiances in the Early
Twentieth Century
Scott Spencer, Tufts University
The Importance of being British? Imperial business
networks and the concept of patriotic trade during the
1920s and 1930s
David Thackeray, University of Exeter
Comment: Theodore Koditschek, University of Missouri
Planets Room
21. Education, Class and Meritocracy in 20th Century
Britain
Chair and Comment: Georey Field, Purchase
College, State University of New York
Educational failure and working-class experience in
England, 1918-2010
Selina Todd, Oxford University
The Crisis of the Meritocracy: Education and Democracy
in Postwar Britain
Peter Mandler, University of Cambridge
A fathers duty is to give his children a good start in life:
Fathers roles in childrens education in mid-twentieth-
century Britain
Laura King, University of Leeds
Planets Room
Midwest Conference on British Studies,
Business Meeting
Planets Room
North American Conference on British Studies,
Business Meeting
Universe Room
POSTER SESSION
Ofce Chants and Royal Patronage: Politics, Region
and Culture
Kathleen Broer, McMaster University
Rights as Resistance: Counterinsurgency and Rights
Advocacy in the Cyprus Emergency, 1955-59
Brian Drohan, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
Soldiers Jobs and Womens Work: Gender and Manpower
Policy in the Armed Forces during National Service
Julie Fountain, University of Illinois at Chicago
Marriage Reform and Regulation as Method and Motive
in the Tudor Reconquest of Ireland
Catherine Medici, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Development of Numeracy in Early Modern Kent
Cheryl Periton, Canterbury Christ Church University
Irish Outrage Reports and the State of the Country
Assessing Agrarian Violence in Pre-Famine Ireland and its
Impact on British Political Culture
Jay Roszman, Carnegie Mellon University
Stars Room
RECEPTION
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Mississippi North Room
22. Charity, Education, and the State in Early Modern
England and Ireland
Chair: Kathy Wilson, University of Iowa
Redening Schooling: The Grammar Schools and the
Reign of Edward VI
Eleanor Pettus, Concordia University,
The Uses and Abuses of Endowed Schools in Seventeenth-
Century England: Evidence from the Records of the
Commissioners of Charitable Uses
Carrie Euler, Central Michigan University
Proselytism and Charity in Eighteenth-Century Ireland:
The Incorporated Society for Promoting English
Protestant Schools
Karen Sonnelitter, Siena College
Comment: Jo Ann Moran Cruz, Georgetown University
Mississippi South Room
23. English Identity and Twentieth-Century British
Music: Landscape, Silence, and Tradition
Chair and Comment: Vern Sutton, University of
Minnesota
Musical Modernism, Silence, and Herbert Howellss
Distances as the Ineable
John-Bede Pauley, St. Johns University
We are Born with the Dead: T. S. Eliots Idea of Tradition
in Peter Maxwell Daviess Eight Songs for a Mad King
Christopher Holmes, Anderson University
A Martyr to the Cause: George Butterworth, the Great
War, and the Construction of Reception
Eric Saylor, Drake University
Minnesota River Room
24. In the Belly of the Beast: Food and Britains Modernity
Chair: Philippa Levine, The University of Texas at Austin
Not a Complete Food for Man: The Controversy about
White vs. Wholemeal Bread in Interwar Britain
Ina Zweiniger-Bargielowska, University of Illinois
at Chicago
From Communal Feeding Centre to British Restaurant:
Food and the State during WWII
Nadja Durbach, University of Utah
Ecology, Security, Pathology: The British Nutrition
Transition in World-Historical Context
Christopher Otter, Ohio State University
Comment: David Fouser, University of California, Irvine
St Croix River Room
25. Politics, Agency and Resistance in Early Modern Prisons
Chair and Comment: Chris R. Kyle, Syracuse University
Compters Commonwealth? Prison Communities in
Seventeenth-century London
Richard Thomas Bell, Stanford University
Imprisonment and the Liberty of the Subject
Molly Murray, Columbia University
The Gaolers Tale: responding to prison unrest in the 16th
and 17th centuries
Rachel Weil, Cornell University
Lake Michigan Room
26. To His Majesty the King Our Sovereign:
New Subjects, Their Petitions, and the Expanding
British Empire in the Long EighteenthCentury
Chair and Comment: David Zaret, Indiana University
Humble vassals and proud barbers: Petitioning and
Governance in Eighteenth-Century British India
Mitch Fraas, University of Pennsylvania
From French to British: Petitions between Empires
Hannah Weiss Muller, Denison University
Appealing to His Britannic Majesty for His Special
Protection: The Maltese Campaign to Become British,
1798-1815
Jessica Harland-Jacobs, University of Florida
Lake Superior Room
27. The Practice of Imperial Citizenship in the
Twentieth Century
Chair and Comment: Dane Kennedy, George
Washington University
Marriage and British Nationality, 1870-1948
Penny Sinanoglou, Wake Forest University
The Emotional Requirements of Postcolonial Citizenship:
Outward Bound and Survival Training in Nigeria and
Kenya, 1951-1963
Ellen Boucher, Amherst College
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Refugees from Apartheid: Debating the Meaning of
Borders in 1950s Lesotho
John Aerni-Flessner, Michigan StateUniversity
Planets Room
28. Amusement and Education in a Playful Public Sphere
Chair and Comment: Sharon Cogdill, St. Cloud
State University
The Jury Found That The Lecture Was Entertaining and
Amusing: The Sunday Lecture Society and Challenges to
The Well-Being of Mankind
Anne Rodrick, Woord College
The Hidden Public Intellectual: Lewis Carroll
Laura White, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Scientic Spectacle and the Authority of Fact: Parodying
Faradays Public Lectures
Lindsay Mayo Fincher, New Mexico Military Institute
Mississippi North Room
29. Masculinities Challenged? Reserved Occupations
in Britain 1939 -1945
Chair and Comment: Marjorie Levine-Clark,
University of Denver
Best Serving the Nations Needs?: Reserved Occupations in
Second World War Britain
Juliette Pattinson, University of Kent
Real Men? Working-class Masculinities in the British
Wartime Reserved Occupations, 1939-45
Arthur McIvor, University of Strathclyde
The Forgotten Army: Reserved Occupations in Post-War
British culture
Linsey Robb, University of Strathclyde
Mississippi South Room
30. Taste in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries:
Aesthetics, Corporeality, and Materiality
Chair: Susan Whyman, Independent Scholar
Comment: Ann Smart Martin, University of
Wisconsin Madison
...the most grotesque and eccentric: Changing Attitudes
to Seventeenth-Century Domestic Embroidery
Mary M. Brooks, Durham University
Pocket London: Lost Objects, Print Culture, and
Metropolitan Urbanity in the Eighteenth Century
Stephanie Koscak, Wake Forest University
Carving and the Material Practice of Line-Making in
Eighteenth-Century London
Stacey Sloboda, Southern Illinois University
Minnesota River Room
31. Populate or Perish, or Both? Assisted Emigrants
and the Rejuvenation - or the Ruin - of the British
Empire, 1815-1948
Chair and Comment: Rebecca Bates, Berea College
Soldiers, Vagrants, Colonizers, Rebels, and Beggars?
The Rise and Fall of Highland Scots Colonies in Canada,
1884-1892
Timothy Forest, University of Cincinnati Blue Ash
Single Women and Widows of Good Character: Britains
Assisted Emigration Project to Australia 1830-1850
Erica Foss, Boston College
Illegitimacy and Migration in the British Empire,
1880-1930
Ginger Frost, Samford University
From Birmingham to New Brunswick: Child Migration
Schemes in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth
Century Canada
Mary Conley, College of the Holy Cross
St Croix River Room
32. Gender, emotion and agency in court & crime,
1600-1800
Chair: Krista Kesselring, Dalhousie University
Courtly Love: Women, Agency and Emotion in the
Scottish Courts
Katie Barclay, University of Adelaide
What Mary Toft Felt: Reconsidering the Rabbit Births
of 1726
Karen Harvey, University of Shefeld
Compassion, Condemnation and Feeling: Responses to
Rape in Early Modern England and Wales
Garthine Walker, Cardi University
Comment: Tim Stretton, Saint Marys University
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33. Whispers and Traces in the Archive: Recovering
the Voices of Britains Poor
Chair: Christopher Ferguson, Auburn University
Finding Kinship: Using Genealogy to Study Poverty in
18th Century England
Amy Harris, Brigham Young University
The Fragmentary, Mufed Voices of Traumatized Poor
Children: What Are they Telling Us?
Greg Smith, University of Manitoba
Pleasing Testimony: Examining Plebeian Readers
Response to Religious Tracts, 1820-1840
Joseph Stubenrauch, Baylor University
Comment: Susannah Ottaway, Carleton College
Lake Superior Room
34. Negotiating the Sacred and the Profane:
Catholicism and Anglo-Catholicism and the
Secular World, 1850-1995
Chair: Paul Deslandes, University of Vermont
Selling the Sacred: Anglo-Catholics, Decorative Arts, and
Consumer Culture, c. 1850-1918
Carol Engelhardt Herringer, Wright State University
Radharc and the Battle for the IrishCatholic Soul
Patrick McDevitt, University at Bualo, State
University of New York
The Catholic Left in England and Liberation Theology
Jay P. Corrin, Boston University
Comment: Eric Tenbus, University of Central Missouri
Planets Room
35. Remembering Stuart Hall
Chair: S. Ani Mukherji, University of Wisconsin-
Milwaukee
I am the sugar at the bottom of the Englishcup of tea:
Stuart Hall, Imperial History and Multiculturalism
Radhika Natarajan, Reed College
Stuart Halls Atlantic
John Munro, Saint Marys University
Stuart Hall and the Image of Black Britain
Kennetta Hammond Perry, East CarolinaUniversity
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Stuart Halls Aural Archives; Or, Black Atlantic Sounds as
Articulations of Black Audible Futures
Phanuel Antwi, University of British Columbia
Galaxy Room
Lunch
Luncheon Plenary
Chair: Keith Wrightson, Yale University, President, NACBS
Publics and participation in the three kingdoms: Was
there such a thing as British public opinion in the
seventeenth century?
Tim Harris, Brown University
Mississippi North Room
36. Domestic Regimes, Home & Away: Sexual Politics
in Industrializing Britain and Empire, 1750-1880
Chair and Comment: Lydia Murdoch, Vassar College
Imperial Demographies: The Families of the East India
Company, c. 1757-1857
Margot Finn, University College London
The Rise & Fall of the Abortion Prosecutrix, 1780-1861
Judith A. Allen, Indiana University
Breadwinners and Wives: Sharing Resources within the
Working-class Family, 1830-80
Emma Grifn, University of East Anglia
Mississippi South Room
37. The New Left and the Question of Identity in
Post-war Britain
Chair: Geo Eley, University of Michigan
Activist Self-making in Post-war England: 1968 and the
Liberation of the Self
Celia Hughes, Copenhagen University
The Working Practices of Birminghams Centre for
Contemporary Cultural Studies
Kieran Connell and Matthew Hilton, University
of Birmingham
The History Debates Revisited
Dennis Dworkin, University of Nevada, Reno
Comment: Becky Conekin, Yale University
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38. Joan Thirsk (1922-2013): Celebration and
Reection
Chair: Susan Amussen, University of California, Merced
Fashioning Early Modern England
Beverly Lemire, University of Alberta
Joan Thirsk and the Porous Frontiers of English Regional,
Local and Social History
Roger Richardson, University of Winchester
Joan Thirsk: History Woman
Anne Laurence, The Open University
St Croix River Room
39. Britain in Europe, Europe in Britain: Transnational
Connections, 1660-1740
Chair and Comment: Owen Stanwood, BostonCollege
Enemies Abroad: The Regicides in Europe and America
Melinda Zook, Purdue University
The Treatment of Religious Minorities in the English and
French Armies, 1670-1700
Scott Sowerby, Northwestern University
Spanish Dreams of South Sea London
Farid Azfar, Swarthmore College
Lake Michigan Room
40. Law and Policy in the Empire: Ireland and India
1700-1870
Chair and Comment: Richard Butler, Cambridge
University/University of Wisconsin
Property and Protestantism in the Irish Courts
Julia Rudolph, North Carolina State University
How to be a Judge in Early Colonial India
Robert Travers, Cornell University
Applying the lessons of Empire: Sir Hugh Rose in India
and Ireland
Jill C. Bender, University of North Carolina at
Greensboro
Lake Superior Room
41. Modern Intellectual History Workshop
(Session will run to 5:15)
Note: Pre-circulated papers for this workshop are
available from Guy Ortolano (ortolano@nyu.edu);
a portion of this session will be reserved for questions
from the oor; advance reading of the papers by
audience members is not expected or required.
Chair: Guy Ortolano, New York University
The family was her trade union: family, dependancy
and matriarchy in the political and sociological thought
of Michael Young
Lise Butler, Oxford University
Modalities of Power: New Left Review and the
Theoretical Turn within British Socialism
Alexandre Campsie, Cambridge University
Culture and Community: The Political Thought of the
First New Left in Context
Freddy Foks, Cambridge University
The Intellectual Life of Students in Britain and America,
19301970
Rosie Germain, Cambridge University
The World Citizen-Scholar in the Melting Pot: Alfred
Zimmern in America
Georgios Giannakopoulos, Queen Mary University
of London
Lonely People and Their Good Neighbours: The Work of
Community in Postwar Britain
Katie Harper, University of California, Berkeley
Literary Criticism and the New Left, 1956-1962
Alexander Hutton, Cambridge University
Theorizing Long-Term Religious Decline in an Age of
Crisis: Bryan Wilson, David Martin, and the Development
of Secularization Theory
Daniel S. Loss, Harvard University
Gestalt Psychology and the Politics of Culture in Britain,
c.1920-1963
Stuart A. Middleton, Cambridge University
Indian Businessmen as Fabian Socialists and Bearers of
World-Forces: An Intellectual History of Tataism
Mircea Raianu, Harvard University
Saturday
2:45-4:30
(continued)
Saturday
2:45-4:30
(continued)
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John Bruce and the Remaking of the State Paper Ofce, c.
1800: Archive, Knowledge, and Political Power
Asheesh Kapur Siddique, Columbia University
Intellectuals, the Labour Party, and Class, 1978-1992
Florence Sutclie-Braithwaite, Cambridge University
Planets Room
42. Empire and the Ambiguities of Victorian Liberalism
Chair: Phil Harling, University of Kentucky
Anxieties of Empire: the Psychology of Colonial Violence
Richard Price, University of Maryland
The Niger Expedition and the Nature of Liberal Imperialism
Elizabeth Elbourne, McGill University
Imperial Liberalism and Womens Rights in British India
Martin J. Wiener, Rice University
Comment: Lara Kriegel, Indiana University
Great Lakes Boardroom
Board Meeting: American Friends of the Institute for
Historical Research

Reception, Guthrie Theatre
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43. How to Feel Things with Novels
Chair: Amit Yahav, University of Minnesota
False Points: Absence in Mackenzies The Man of Feeling
Michael Phillips, University of Minnesota
Reading with Indignation in the Nineteenth Century
Lesley Goodman, Macalester College
Reading As If for Life: Revisiting Martha Nussbaum and
Leah Price on Victorian Reading
Simon Calder, University of Minnesota
Mississippi South Room
44. Roundtable: Far Away and So Close: Time and
Scale in British Studies
Chair and Comment: Matthew Hilton,
University of Birmingham
Deborah Cohen Northwestern University
Matt Houlbrook, University of Birmingham
Seth Koven, Rutgers University
Mo Moulton, Harvard University
Minnesota River Room
45. The Perils and Pleasures of Prosopography in Early
Modern and Modern Britain History
Chair: Marjorie McIntosh, University of Colorado
Faces of Religious Reform: The Churchwardens of
London, 1520-1680
Lucy Kaufman, Yale University
Prosopography and the Function of the Jury in Early
Modern England
Matthew Lockwood, Yale University
Who were the Abolitionists? Popular Politics and
Provincial Prosopography, 1787-1833
Richard Huzzey, University of Liverpool
Comment: The Audience
St Croix River Room
46. Shifting Borders, Transgressing Boundaries:
Space and Sexuality in the Twentieth Century
Chair and Comment: Anna Clark, University of Minnesota
Cafe Girls and Common Prostitutes: Prostitution and
Space in Interwar Cardi
Simon Jenkins, Cardi University
Sunday
8:30-10:15
6:00-7:30
Saturday
2:45-4:30
(continued)
2:45-4:00
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Louise Lawrence and the Circulation of Ideas
Lisa Sigel, DePaul University
Whatever Degree of Pleasure you Seek may be Found by
Underground: Negotiating Gender and Mobility in
Londons Tube
Danielle Dodson, University of Kentucky
Lake Michigan Room
47. Call it Terror? Representing Violence in the British
Empire, 1839-1914
Chair and Comment: Leslie Rogne Schumacher,
British Scholar Society
Done on the Regular Irish Model: Perceptions of
Terrorism and Revolutionary Crime in India, 1890-1914
William Meier, Texas Christian University
Martial Law Travels: Recovering a Theory of State
Terrorism in mid-Victorian Irish Anticolonial Writing
Amy Martin, Mount Holyoke College
Tourism, the Crofters War and the Idea of the Highlander
Katherine Grenier, The Citadel
The First Anglo-Afghan War and the Politics of Naming
Garrett Karrberg, University of Minnesota
Lake Superior Room
48.Authority and the Uses of the Common Law in Early
Modern England
Chair: Jennifer L. McNabb, Algoma University
The Legal Authority of the Law of Nations in Early
Modern England
Kelly De Luca, Algoma University
The Common Law, the Hudsons Bay Company, and
the Market
David Chan Smith, Wilfrid Laurier University
Female Petitioners and the Flexibility of the Common Law
in Seventeenth Century England
Lindsay Moore, Boston University
Comment: Jennifer L. McNabb, Western Illinois University
Mississippi North Room
49. Institutionalizing Toleration in Nineteenth-
Century Ireland and England
Chair and Comment: Irene Whelan, Manhattanville
College
Protestantism Protected: religious freedom in Irish and
English Prisons from the 1820s to the 1860s
Kelly Donahue, University of St. Thomas
From National Schools to Godless College: A Story of
Sectarian Secularisms?
Justin Biel, Minnesota State University Mankato
Welfare and philanthropy in a Divided City: Belfast
1850-1914
Olwen Purdue, Queens University Belfast
Mississippi South Room
50. Roundtable: Digital British Studies for the Long
Nineteenth Century
Chair: Amy Fairgrieve, University of Minnesota
Digital Victorians
Susan Jaret McKinstry, Carleton College
Victorian Information
Dallas Liddle, Augsburg College
Crowdsourcing British Studies
Michael Hancher, University of Minnesota
Minnesota River Room
51 Famine and the Nation in Imperial and
International Politics
Chair and Comment: Susan Pedersen, Columbia
University
Between Welfare and Economy: Detention and Relief at
Bombay Famine Camps, 1876-7
Aidan Forth, Loyola University Chicago
From Empire to Humanity: The Imperial Origins of
International Famine Relief
Tehila Sasson, University of California, Berkeley
The Profane and Sacred Politics of Starvation in India,
c. 1910-1938
Kevin Grant, Hamilton College
St Croix River Room
52. Cultural Change, Hybridization, and Borderlands
in Medieval and Early Modern Britain and Ireland,
c. 500-1700
Chair and Comment: John Cramsie, Union College
Sunday
10:30-12:15
Sunday
10:30-12:15
(continued)
Sunday
8:30-10:15
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The Hyphen and the Hybrid: Theorizing the Hybrid
Ethnic Group in High-Medieval Britain and Ireland,
c. 1100-1400 CE
Michael Hill, Rutgers University
From Hybrid to Creole: Identities, Language and Culture
in Early Modern Ireland
Marc Caball, University College Dublin
Soldiers of Union? British Identity and the Border
Commission of 1605-1607
Jenna Schultz, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Lake Michigan Room
53. The Eighteenth Century and The Rise of Fictionality
Chair and Comment: Timothy Raylor, Carleton College
Shylock, Fictionality, and Embodiment
Emily Hodgson Anderson, University of Southern
California
Veried by Experience: The Eighteenth-Century
Aesthetics of Presence
Sarah Tindal Kareem, University of California,
Los Angeles
Church-bells and Caskets: Richardsons Fiction and the
Sentimental Reader
Jessica L. Leiman, Carleton College
Planets Room
54. Community, Borders, and Imperial States:
Questioning Colonial Governmentality in Africa
and India, 1890-1940
Chair and Comment: Andrew Sartori, New York
University
European Head and Egyptian Hands: Village
Administration between Colonial Governmentality and
Indirect Rule, 1890-1914
Aaron Jakes, New York University
Criminalizing Colonial Subjects: Constructing British and
French Boundaries in Colonial India, 1910-1939
Jessica Namakkal, Duke University
Rural reconstruction: Ismaili cooperatives, and the
Trustee and Settler states in Tanzania and Kenya, 1920-1943
Aaron Windel, Simon Fraser University
Sunday
10:30-12:15
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Liberalism in Empire
An Alternative History
Andrew Sartori

To understand the relationship of liberalism and empire is to
reconsider the meaning of liberalism anywhere and
everywhere, and to locate liberal theory not solely in Western
books but also in the density of global life. Sartoris
masterpiece of critical history is an instant classic.
Samuel Moyn, author of Te Last Utopia
Distant Strangers
How Britain Became Modern
James Vernon
In this lively and accessible work, James Vernon fnds in the
study of Victorian Britain a way to reenergize and make useful
the slippery category of modernity.
Philippa Levine, author of Te British Empire, Sunrise to
Sunset
Afterlife of Empire
Jordanna Bailkin

Quietly dazzling. . . . Jordanna Bailkin throws the archives wide
open and invites us to walk through them with new eyes.
Antoinette Burton, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Awards:
2013 Biennial Book Prize, Pacic Coast Conference on British Studies
Morris D. Forkosch Prize, American Historical Association
Stansky Book Prize, North American Conference on British Studies
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Adams, R.J.Q.........................................................Session 20
Aerni-Flessner, John ........................................... Session 27
Alexander, Kristine .............................................. Session 9
Allen, Judith A. .................................................... Session 36
Allpress, Roshan ................................................... Session 3
Amussen, Susan .................................................. Session 38
Anderson, Emily Hodgson ................................ Session 53
Antwi, Phanuel ................................................... Session 35
Ash, Eric Hotchin ............................................... Session 12
Azfar, Farid .......................................................... Session 39
Barber, Alex William .......................................... Session 13
Barclay, Katie ...................................................... Session 32
Bates, Rebecca .................................................... Session 31
Baughan, Emily .................................................... Session 7
Beers, Laura ........................................................... Session 7
Behm, Amanda ...................................................Session 20
Bell, Richard Thomas ........................................ Session 25
Bender, Jill C. ......................................................Session 40
Biel, Justin ...........................................................Session 49
Boswell, Caroline ................................................. Session 4
Boucher, Ellen .................................................... Session 27
Broer, Kathleen ............................................ Poster Session
Brooke, Stephen ................................................. Session 10
Brookes, Mary M. ...............................................Session 30
Butler, Lise .......................................................... Session 41
Butler, Richard ....................................................Session 40
Caball, Marc ........................................................ Session 52
Caden, Mara .......................................................... Session 2
Calder, Simon ..................................................... Session 43
Campsie, Alexandre ........................................... Session 41
Cavert, William ...................................................Session 15
Childers, Hope Marie .......................................... Session 8
Clark, Anna .........................................................Session 46
Cogdill, Sharon ...................................................Session 28
Cohen, Deborah .................................................Session 44
Collins, John ........................................................ Session 14
Colvard, Robert .................................................... Session 8
Conekin, Becky ................................................... Session 37
Conley, Mary ....................................................... Session 31
Connell, Kieran .................................................. Session 37
Corrigan, Terrence ............................................. Session 41
Corrin, Jay P. ....................................................... Session 34
Cox, Jerey ............................................................ Session 8
Cramsie, John ..................................................... Session 52
Cruz, JoAnn Moran ............................................ Session 22
Darden, Gary ....................................................... Session 12
Decker, Corrie ....................................................... Session 9
DeLuca, Kelly ......................................................Session 48
Desan, Christine ................................................... Session 2
Deslandes, Paul ................................................... Session 34
deVries, Jacqueline ............................................. Session 16
Dillenburg, Elizabeth ........................................... Session 9
Dodson, Danielle ................................................Session 46
Donahue, Kelly ...................................................Session 49
Drohan, Brian .............................................. Poster Session
Durbach, Nadja ..................................................Session 24
Dworkin, Dennis ................................................ Session 37
Earls, Averill ........................................................ Session 16
Elbourne, Elizabeth ...........................................Session 42
Eley, Geo ........................................................... Session 37
Euler, Carrie ........................................................ Session 22
Everill, Bronwen ................................................... Session 3
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Fairgrieve, Amy ................................................... Session 50
Fellows, James ......................................................Session 11
Ferguson, Christopher ...................................... Session 33
Field, Georey .................................................... Session 21
Fincher, Lindsay Mayo ......................................Session 28
Finn, Margo ......................................................... Session 36
Foks, Freddy ........................................................ Session 41
Forest, Timothy .................................................. Session 31
Forth, Aidan .........................................................Session 51
Foss, Erica ............................................................ Session 31
Fountain, Julie ............................................. Poster Session
Fouser, David ......................................................Session 24
Fraas, Mitch ........................................................Session 26
Frost, Ginger ....................................................... Session 31
Gallagher, Craig .................................................... Session 6
Games, Alison ..................................................... Session 14
George, Abosede ................................................... Session 9
Germain, Rosie ................................................... Session 41
Giannakopoulos, Georgios ............................... Session 41
Gill, Rebecca .......................................................... Session 7
Goodman, Lesley ................................................ Session 43
Grant, Kevin .........................................................Session 51
Greenhalgh, Charlotte ........................................ Session 1
Greenspan, Nicole ................................................ Session 4
Grenier, Katherine ............................................. Session 47
Grifn, Emma ..................................................... Session 36
Grifths, Paul ........................................................ Session 5
Gullace, Nicoletta ................................................Session 17
Halliday, Paul ...................................................... Session 14
Hampton, Mark ...................................................Session 11
Hancher, Michael .............................................. Session 50
Hanna, Erika ....................................................... Session 10
Harland-Jacobs, Jessica ......................................Session 26
Harling, Phil ........................................................Session 42
Harper, Katie ....................................................... Session 41
Harper, Tobias ...................................................... Session 1
Harris, Amy ......................................................... Session 33
Harris, Tim ............................ Session 15, Saturday Lunch
Harvey, Karen ..................................................... Session 32
Hay, Carla ............................................................ Session 16
Hermann, Robin .................................................. Session 4
Herringer, Carol Engelhardt ............................ Session 34
Hill, Michael ....................................................... Session 52
Hilton, Matthew ................................................ Session 37
Hilton, Matthew ................................................Session 44
Hindmarch-Watson, Katie ............................... Session 16
Hodge, Joseph ..................................................... Session 12
Holmes, Christopher ......................................... Session 23
Hoock, Holger .................................................... Session 14
Houlbrook, Matt ................................................Session 44
Hughes, Celia ...................................................... Session 37
Hutton, Alexander ............................................. Session 41
Huzzey, Richard ................................................. Session 45
Jackson, Stephen .................................................. Session 8
Jakes, Aaron ......................................................... Session 54
Jasano, Maya ................................................Friday Lunch
Jenkins, Simon ....................................................Session 46
Johnston, Warren ...............................................Session 48
Kareem, Sarah Tindal ........................................ Session 53
Karrberg, Garrett ................................................ Session 47
Kaufman, Lucy ................................................... Session 45
Kennedy, Dane .................................................... Session 27
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Kesselring, Krista ................................................ Session 32
King, Laura .......................................................... Session 21
Koditschek, Theodore .......................................Session 20
Koole, Simeon ....................................................... Session 1
Koscak, Stephanie ..............................................Session 30
Koven, Seth .........................................................Session 44
Kriegel, Lara ........................................................Session 42
Kyle, Chris R. ....................................................... Session 25
Larson, Mitchell J. ...............................................Session 11
Laurence, Anne ................................................... Session 38
Leiman, Jessica L. ............................................... Session 53
Lemire, Beverly ................................................... Session 38
Levine, Philippa ..................................................Session 24
Levine-Clark, Marjorie ......................................Session 29
Liddle, Dallas ...................................................... Session 50
Lockwood, Matthew .......................................... Session 45
Loss, Daniel S. ..................................................... Session 41
MacInnes, Allan .............................. Session 13, Session 18
Magliocco, David ................................................ Session 19
Mandler, Peter .................................................... Session 21
Martin, Amy ........................................................ Session 47
Martin, Ann Smart .............................................Session 30
McDevitt, Patrick ............................................... Session 34
McIntosh, Marjorie ............................................ Session 45
McIntyre, Neil ..................................................... Session 13
McIvor, Arthur ....................................................Session 29
McKinstry, Susan Jaret ...................................... Session 50
McNabb, Jennifer L. ...........................................Session 48
Medici, Catherine ....................................... Poster Session
Meier, William .................................................... Session 47
Middleton, Stuart A. .......................................... Session 41
Mijers, Esther ..................................................... Session 13
Millstone, Noah .................................................. Session 19
Moore, Lindsay ...................................................Session 48
Moore, Peter ......................................................... Session 6
Moores, Chris ..................................................... Session 10
Moss, Eloise ........................................................... Session 1
Moulton, Mo .......................................................Session 44
Mukherji, S. Ani .................................................. Session 35
Muller, Hannah Weiss .......................................Session 26
Munro, John ........................................................ Session 35
Murdoch, Lydia .................................................. Session 36
Murray, Molly ..................................................... Session 25
Namakkal, Jessica ............................................... Session 54
Natarajan, Radhika ............................................ Session 35
Newton, Ross ........................................................ Session 6
ONeill, Lindsay .................................................... Session 3
Olwell, Robert ....................................................... Session 6
Ortolano, Guy ..................................................... Session 41
Ottaway, Susannah ............................................ Session 33
Otter, Christopher .............................................Session 24
Paradis, Lia .......................................................... Session 12
Pattinson, Juliette ...............................................Session 29
Pauley, John-Bede .............................................. Session 23
Peacey, Jason ....................................................... Session 19
Pederson, Susan ...................................................Session 51
Pennybacker, Susan ............................................. Session 7
Periton, Cheryl ............................................ Poster Session
Perry, Kennetta Hammond .............................. Session 35
Pettus, Eleanor ................................................... Session 22
Phillips, Michae .................................................. Session 43
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Price, Richard ......................................................Session 42
Purdue, Olwen ....................................................Session 49
Raianu, Mircea..................................................... Session 41
Raylor, Timothy .................................................. Session 53
Rhodes, Marissa ................................................. Session 16
Richardson, Roger .............................................. Session 38
Robb, Linsey ........................................................Session 29
Rodrick, Anne .....................................................Session 28
Ross, Ellen ............................................................. Session 7
Roszman, Jay ................................................ Poster Session
Rozumalski, Jason ...............................................Session 15
Rudolph, Julia .....................................................Session 40
Sartori, Andrew .................................................. Session 54
Sasson, Tehila ......................................................Session 51
Scanlan, Padraic ................................................... Session 3
Schaer, Gavin .................................................... Session 10
Schultz, Jenna ...................................................... Session 52
Schumacher, Leslie Rogne ................................ Session 47
Siddique, Asheesh Kapur .................................. Session 41
Sigel, Lisa ............................................................Session 46
Sinanoglou, Penny ............................................. Session 27
Sirota, Brent ........................................................ Session 18
Sloboda, Stacey ...................................................Session 30
Slonosky, Timothy ............................................... Session 5
Smith, David Chan .............................................Session 48
Smith, Greg ......................................................... Session 33
Sonnelitter, Karen .............................................. Session 22
Sowerby, Scott .................................................... Session 39
Spencer, Scott .....................................................Session 20
Stanwood, Owen ................................................ Session 39
Stein, Tristan ......................................................... ession 18
Stephen, Daniel .................................................. Session 12
Stewart, Laura ..................................................... Session 19
Stretton, Tim ...................................................... Session 32
Stubenrauch, Joseph .......................................... Session 33
Sutclie-Braithwaite, Florence ........................ Session 41
Sutton, Vern ........................................................ Session 23
Swingen, Abigail ................................................. Session 18
Taylor, Hillary ......................................................Session 15
Tenbus, Eric ........................................................ Session 34
Thackeray, David ................................................Session 20
Todd, Selina ........................................................ Session 21
Travers. Robert ...................................................Session 40
Tubb, Amos ........................................................... Session 4
Tusan, Michelle ...................................................Session 17
Ussishkin, Daniel ................................................Session 17
Walker, Garthine ................................................ Session 32
Walsh, Patrick ....................................................... Session 2
Ward, Joseph P. ..................................................... Session 5
Waters, Chris .......................................................Session 17
Watson, Janet .......................................................Session 17
Weil, Rachel ........................................................ Session 25
Wells, Jennifer ..................................................... Session 14
Wennerlind, Carl .................................................. Session 2
Whelan, Irene .....................................................Session 49
White, Laura .......................................................Session 28
Wiener, Martin J. ................................................Session 42
Wilson, Kathy ..................................................... Session 22
Windel, Aaron ..................................................... Session 54
Wolfe, Thomas ....................................................Session 11
Wragge-Morley, Alexander ...............................Session 30
Wright, Ashley ...................................................... Session 8
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Young, John ......................................................... Session 18
Yun, Seok-Min ...................................................... Session 5
Zaret, David ........................................................Session 26
Zook, Melinda .................................................... Session 39
Zweiniger-Bargielowska, Ina ............................Session 24
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Henry Popple, Samuel Harding, and W. H. Tom, A map of the British Empire
in America, with the French and Spanish settlements adjacent thereto
(London, 1733). Thanks to the James Ford Bell Library of the University of
Minnesota for this illustration. The James Ford Bell Library specializes in rare
books and maps about the early modern world.