Una Ni Bhroimeil (Mary Immaculate College,
University of Limerick)
A Broker of Influence - John Quinn and Ireland (The
New York Public Library Humanities and Social Sciences
Library)
Neil Cogan (Whittier Law School)
Law of the American Slave Societies and their Reconstruction
(The Gilder Lehrman Collection)
Caroline Cox (University of the Pacific)
Boy Soldiers: War and Society in the American Revolution
(The Library of the New-York Historical Society)
Charles R. Foy (Eastern Illinois University)
Prize Negroes in the Age of Sail (The Library of the
New-York Historical Society)
Patrick J. Hayes (Fairfield University)
Black Catholics in Brooklyn, 1900-1940 (The Schomburg
Center for Research in Black Culture)
John B. Hench (Independent Scholar)
'Pony Editions' and 'Battle Babies': American Magazines
at War, 1941-1946 (The New York Public Library Humanities
and Social Sciences Library)
Gian Domenico Iachini (University of Milan)
Join, or Die. Pictures and Politics in the American
Revolution (The Library of the New-York Historical Society)
Rhonda Jones (North Carolina Central University)
Tithe, Time, and Talent: African Americans, Philanthropy,
and Civil Rights (The Schomburg Center for Research
in Black Culture)
Sindani Kiangu (University of Kinshasa)
Master Seminar on the Underground Railroad (The Schomburg
Center for Research in Black Culture)
Peter Knight (University of Manchester)
Reading the Market: Trust, Confidence and the Personal
Touch in American Finance and Business, 1850-1915 (The
Library of the New-York Historical Society)
Lorraine C. McConaghy (Museum of History &
Industry)
‘Speaking Politics’: Antebellum Political
Convictions of U.S. Naval Officers (The Library of the
New-York Historical Society)
Aife Murray (Independent Scholar)
Stand Up and Be Counted (The New York Public Library
Humanities and Social Sciences Library)
Yael A. Sternhell (Tel-Aviv University)
Revolution in Motion: The Civil War in the South
Anticipating Memory: The Confederate South and the Making
of Civil War History (The Gilder Lehrman Collection)
James R. Blackstone (Clare College, University
of Cambridge)
The Influence of the Senate Republican Right upon US
Foreign Policy, 1950-54 (The Columbia University Rare
Book and Manuscript Library)
Christopher Cameron (University of North Carolina)
Freeing Themselves: Slavery, Religion, and Black Abolitionists
in Massachusetts, 1630-1835 (The Library of the New-York
Historical Society)
Theodore Cohen (University of Maryland-College
Park)
Translating Race, Articulating Culture: The Intellectual
Constructions of Blackness in Mexican History, 1916
– 1972 (The Schomburg Center for Research in Black
Culture)
Sarah Fila-Bakabadio (University of Tours)
From Bullied Body to Brown Sugar: Visual Representations
of the Black Body and the Diffusion of a Transatlantic
Aesthetic (The Schomburg Center for Research in Black
Culture)
Hidetaka Hirota (Boston College)
Nativism, Citizenship, and the Deportation of Paupers,
1848-1877 (The New York Public Library Humanities and
Social Sciences Library)
Stephanie A.T. Jacobe (American University)
Thomas Fortune Ryan: An American Catholic (The Library
of the New-York Historical Society)
Daniel Johnson (Binghamton University)
Atlantic Entrepots: The Social Worlds of Colonial New
York City (The Gilder Lehrman Collection)
Jessica Marie Johnson (University of Maryland-College
Park)
Black Atlantic Women: Entrepreneurship, Kinship, Religion
and the Struggle for Freedom in Senegal, Gulf Coast
Louisiana and Saint Domingue, 1715-1848 (The Schomburg
Center for Research in Black Culture)
Michael Todd Landis (George Washington University)
‘Though the Heavens Fall’: Slavery, Northern
Democrats, and the Destruction of the Union
(The Library of the New-York Historical Society)
Kathryn Shively Meier (University of Virginia)
Under the Surge of the Blue: Environmental Effects on
Civil War Soldier Mental and Physical Health in Virginia,
1862 (The New York Public Library Humanities and Social
Sciences Library)
Jonathan Nash (University at Albany, SUNY)
An Incarcerated Republic: Prisoners, Reformers, and
the Penitentiary in the Early United States
(The Library of the New-York Historical Society)
Jessica Parr (University of New Hampshire)
On the Margins of Empire: the Spectre of Marronage and
the Making of Intellectual Borderlands in the Age of
Revolution (The Library of the New-York Historical Society)
Daniel Peart (University College London)
Popular Engagement with Politics in the United States
During the Early 1820s (The Library of the New-York
Historical Society)
Jared Peatman (Texas A&M University)
The Gettysburg Address, 1863-1965 (The Columbia University
Rare Book and Manuscript Library)
Ariel Ron (University of California, Berkeley)
Conceiving an Industrial Nation: Antebellum Origins
of Republican Development Policy (The Library of the
New-York Historical Society)
Katherine Sedgwick (University of Pennsylvania)
The Meaning of Truth and the Purpose of Higher Education:
Religion, Curriculum, and Pedagogy, 1850-1930 (The New
York Public Library Humanities and Social Sciences Library)
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