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Admirals as Heroes: Military and Naval Adventuring and British Masculinity in the Long 18th Century
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Regicide: The British Monarchy on Trial. A Political, Religious, and Cultural History of the Three Kingdoms, 1642–49
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The Puritan Movement in England, Scotland, and New England, ca. 1550–1665
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Sacred Violence in Early America
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The Army of the Potomac: From Defeat to Victory
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Symbols and Things: English Mathematics and British Physics, 1800–1860
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Science and Religion in the Thought of Isaac Newton
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The Many Captivities of Esther Wheelwright
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Out of the Ashes: The Cotton Library Fire and the Founding of the British Museum
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The Path to Enlightenment: The Life of Pentecost Barker
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Pirating Empire: People of the Dawn in the Age of Sail
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Engaging the Public: Proclamations and Political Communication in Early Modern England, 1540–1642
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The Globalization of British Christianity: Evangelicalism and the Empire, 1783–1848
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Serving Like a Free Man: Labor, Liberty, and Consent in Early Modern England
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The Trouble With Numbers: The Drama of Mathematics in the Age of Shakespeare
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Elegiac Materialism: Documentary and Loss in the Poetry and Art of Susan Howe
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Dark Rooms and Moving Objects: Interior Life and the Novel in 18th-Century England
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Alexander von Humboldt and the Globalization of Science: Networks of Knowledge between Germany and the United States in the 19th Century
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Ambivalent Arenas: The Stadium and the American City
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Deciphering a Historical Mystery: The Alchemy of Isaac Newton
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Los Angeles County and its Government, 1950–2010
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Literary Coteries in Mid-16th Century England
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Before the Canal: Representing Panama, 1840–1914
One month
David Alff, Assistant Professor, University at Buffalo
The Wreckage of Intentions: Projects in British Culture, 1660–1730
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Images without Borders in the “Library of Libraries”: Transnational Circulation of Images in Illustrated Books (1470–1600)
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Threads of Empire: The Visual Economy of Cotton in the Atlantic and Indian Oceans 1840–1900
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Tamara Atkin, Lecturer, Queen Mary University of London
Play and Book: Drama, Reading, and the Invention of the Literary in Tudor England
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Of Lice and Men: The Effects of Phylloxera on the California Wine Industry, 1860–1910
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Romantic Paganism: Ecstasy and Excess in the Shelley Circle
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Marisa Bass, Assistant Professor, Washington University in St. Louis
Daniel Rogers, Joris Hoefnagel, and the Humanist Art of Friendship
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Paul Merrill—The Man who Discovered the Evolving Universe
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Empire at Work: Water Engineering and the Construction of the British Empire
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Modern Masters of Science Fiction: Octavia E. Butler
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Charlotte Lennox: Consummate Professional
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The Admiral’s Wife: An Intimate History of Family, Navy, and Empire
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Idle Stories: The Interpolated Tale in the Anglophone Novel, 1690-1820
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Stephen Clucas, Reader in History, Birkbeck, University of London
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Rest Uneasy: Monitoring Sudden Infant Death Syndrome in Twentieth-Century America
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Witchcraft and the Book Trade in Early Modern England
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Reading Errors in Eighteenth-Century Britain
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Calculated Values: Financial Politics and the Quantitative Age, 1688-1776
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William Blake and Honesty
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Princely Feminine Graces: Virtue and Power in Early Modern English and Spanish Literature
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Local Rules: The Alternative Democracies of Mid-Nineteenth-Century U.S. Print Culture
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Natural Histories: Ecological Temporality in Post-1945 American Literature
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The Memory of Iron: African Metallurgy in the Atlantic World
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Paul Greenham, Ph.D. candidate, University of Toronto
God in the Micro-world: Theology, Alchemy, and Chemistry in the Work of Isaac Newton
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Heterodox Drama: Theater in Post-Reformation London
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National Reckonings: The Last Judgment and Literature in Milton’s England
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David Hadbawnik, Ph.D. candidate, University at Buffalo
The Open Books of John Lydgate
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Joshua Hainy, Ph.D. candidate, University of Iowa
John Flaxman: Beyond the Line
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Caitlin Hartigan, Ph.D. candidate, University of Oxford
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Translating History in Early Modern Europe, 1600–1660
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Michael Hetherington, Research Fellow, University of Cambridge
Logics of the Text: Order, Abstraction, and Literary Experience in Early Modern England
One month
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The Forms of National Belonging: The Politics of U.S. Citizenship in 19th-Century Native American Print Poetry
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James Hill, Ph.D. candidate, College of William and Mary
Muskogee Internationalism in an Age of Revolution, 1763–1818
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Enlightenment Timescapes
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Ann Hughes, Professor, Keele University
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The Reception of Xenophon in the Early Modern Period
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Technological Diffusion and the Caribbean Sugar Industry during the Twilight of the Spanish Empire 1713–1865
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Matthew Jenkinson, Director of Studies, New College School, Oxford
The King Killers in America: The Lives and Afterlives of Edward Whalley, William Goffe, and John Dixwell, 1640–2010
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Occupied America: Everyday Experience and the Failure of Imperial Authority in Revolutionary Cities under British Rule, 1775–1783
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The British Origins of the Anthropocene: Coal, Climate, and Deep Time 1784–1884
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Cultural Arbiters: British Writers in Occupied Germany
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Anna Klosowska, Professor, Miami University
The Fifth Element: Jean de Meun’s (attr.) Dodecahedron in French and English, 1350–1650
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The Hymn Genre in Long 18th-Century British Poetry
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Pacific Reach: California and Hawaii through the Progressive Era
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The Letters and Patronage of Alice Egerton, Countess of Derby
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Farouche: A Biography of Elizabeth Bowen
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Bigger than the Sound: The Acoustic Space of Modern Poetry
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The Laureate Poetics of Pocket Maps in Renaissance Britain
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Southern and Californio Convergence in Southern California
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Global Science before Global Networks: The Context and Aftermath of Francis Bacon’s History of the Winds
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Judging Empire: British Military Courts and the Politics of the Body
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The Republic of Farmers: Science, Authority, and Agriculture in the Early United States
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Mark Molesky, Associate Professor, Seton Hall University
This Gulf of Fire: The Great Lisbon Earthquake and the Forging of the Modern World
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Sean Munger, Ph.D. candidate, University of Oregon
Ten Years of Winter: The Cold Decade and Environmental Consciousness in the Early 19th Century
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Mary Murphy, Professor, Montana State University
Gender, Culture, and the Politics of Food on the Northern Borderlands of North America, 1860–1940
One month
Catriona Murray, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Edinburgh
Royal Designs: Negotiating Image and Identity at the Stuart Court, 1603–1714
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The Healy Memorial Window—A Study in Late Victorian Patronage
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Rosemary O’Day, Professor Emerita, The Open University
Caring for Siblings in Early Modern England: The Social and Economic Implications of Responsibilities for Siblings, ca. 1500–1780
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David O’Shaughnessy, Assistant Professor, Trinity College Dublin
The Censorship of British Theatre, 1737–1843
Three months
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Before and After: Kindred and the Intellectual Life of Octavia Butler’s Manuscripts
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“Science Organized”: Positivism and the Metaphysical Club
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Hoosier Republicanism: Indiana Political Culture and the Coming of the Civil War, 1816–61
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Tricia Peone, Ph.D. candidate, University of New Hampshire
“Strange shall be the wonders”: Preternature in the Early Modern English Atlantic World
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Shaping Kinship and Social Networks: Encomenderas in Early Colonial Peru
Three months
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Reservation Empire: The Mission Indian Federation and Native American Conservatism
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Cynthia Radding, Distinguished Professor, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Bountiful Deserts and Imperial Shadows: Seeds of Knowledge and Corridors of Migration in Northern New Spain
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Pacific Policeways: Grassroots Control and Power in San Francisco, 1850–1950
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Placebo in the Parish: Books of Hours and Collective Devotion
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Morgan Ring, Ph.D. candidate, University of Cambridge
Stories of the Saints in Early Modern England, 1483–1611
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Strother Roberts, ACLS New Faculty Fellow, Brown University
The Commodities of the Country: An Environmental History of the Colonial Connecticut Valley
Four months
David Rollison, Honorary Research Associate, University of Sydney
Theology as Social Theory: Secular and Religious Aspects of a Commonwealth in the Writings of English Religious Reformers from William Tyndale to John Preston
Four months
Mark Rosen, Assistant Professor, University of Texas, Dallas
The Bird’s-Eye View and the Viewer, 1400–1700
One month
Michael Rossington, Senior Lecturer, Newcastle University
The Poems of Shelley, Volume 5
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James Rutherford, Ph.D. candidate, Princeton University
Irrational Actors: Literature, Logic, and Religious Experience in Early Modern England
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Benjamin Sacks, Ph.D. candidate, Princeton University
The Many Lives of Lands beyond the Line: A Global History of the Ceded Islands, ca. 1670–1830
Two months
Daniel Sawyer, Ph.D. candidate, University of Oxford
“Mast nedefull thynge”: The Uses of Manuscripts Containing Religious Instructional Literature in England, ca. 1350–1500
One month
Kirsten Saxton, Professor, Mills College
“Circumstances Compel Her”: Victorian and Edwardian Detective Fiction by Women
One month
Jennifer Scappettone, Associate Professor, University of Chicago
The Architecture of Text and the Book as Landscape: The Opening of the Field in Victorian Poetics and the Origins of Modernist Form
Two months
Valentina Sebastiani, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Basel
Renaissance Bestsellers: Johann and Hieronymus Froben’s Editions at the Huntington
Two months
Camille Serchuk, Professor, Southern Connecticut State University
Realm and Representation: Art and Cartography in 16th-Century France
Two months
Cameron Shriver, Ph.D. candidate, Ohio State University
Village to Nation: Rethinking American Indian Political Culture in the Great Lakes, 1750–1850
One month
Josh Sides, Professor, California State University, Northridge
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Environment and Economy in Late-medieval Sussex, ca. 1300–1500
One month
Jordan Smith, Ph.D. candidate, Georgetown University
The Invention of Rum
One month
Matthew Smith, Assistant Professor, Azusa Pacific University
Stage, Cathedral, Wagon, Street: The Grounds of Belief in Renaissance Performance
Five months
Diana Solomon, Associate Professor, Simon Fraser University
The Repetition of Comedy in Long 18th-Century British Theatre
Two months
Mark Somos, Research Director, Safra Center for Ethics, Harvard University
American States of Nature: Rightless Savage, Chosen Nation, or Liberty for All
Three months (JMC)
Jason Stohler, Ph.D. candidate, University of California, Santa Barbara
The Founding of the Nation: Discourses of Family and Citizenship and Chinese Immigration, 1870–1930
One month
Carolyn Strange, Deputy Director and Graduate Director, Australian National University
Nineteenth-Century America’s Foremost Critic of Executive Clemency: Francis Lieber
One month
Rose Stremlau, Associate Professor, University of North Carolina, Pembroke
Many Trails: Barbara Hildebrand Longknife and Southeastern American Indian Migration in the Age of Empire
One month
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Cataloguing the Woodblock Collection of James Tarbotton Armstrong
Two months
Yevan Terrien, Ph.D. candidate, University of Pittsburgh
Exiles and Fugitives: Mobility, Labor, and Power in Early Louisiana (ca. 1700–1810)
One month
Jennifer Terry, Lecturer, Durham University
Imagined Futures in African American Narrative
Three months
David Thomson, Ph.D. candidate, University of Georgia
Bonds of War: Union Debt, Marketing, and the American Civil War
One month
Emily Torbert, Ph.D. candidate, University of Delaware
Going Places: The Material and Imagined Geographies of Prints in the Atlantic World, 1770–1840
One month
Robert Train, Professor, Sonoma State University
Inventing Spanish in Multilingual California, 1769–1849: Global and Local Practices of Language and Education
One month
Scott Trudell, Assistant Professor, University of Maryland
Song and Mediation in Early Modern England
Two months
Krista Turner, Ph.D. candidate, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Toxic Encounters: Literature, Medicine, and Empire in the Early Modern Atlantic World
One month
L. Elizabeth Upper, Visiting Fellow, Warburg Institute
Vivid Prints: Colour Printmaking and the Transformation of Visual Information in Early Modern Germany, ca. 1475–1600
Two months
Chet Van Duzer, Library Technician, Library of Congress
Re-Evaluating a Treasure: The King-Hamy Portolan Chart (HL HM 45)
One month
Emily Vasiliauskas, Ph.D. candidate, Princeton University
The Literary Afterlife: Books and Death in Renaissance England
One month
Michelle Wallis, Ph.D. candidate, University of Cambridge
Medical Advertising and the Public Practice of Medicine, 1660–1720
Two months
Thomas Ward, Assistant Professor, United States Naval Academy
Sounding Consent: Voice and Volition from Spenser to Milton
Two months
Dana Weiner, Associate Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University
The Protections of Citizenship: The Shifting Landscape of African American Rights in California, 1820–70
One month
Joanna Wharton, Ph.D. candidate, University of York
Materiality and Gift Relations in British and American Educational Writing of the Long 18th Century
One month
Sarah Wood, Fixed-Term Fellow, University of Oxford
“In-eched”: Interpolation and Invention in Middle English Literature
Two months
Hannah Young, Ph.D. candidate, University College London
Gender and Slave Ownership in Britain and the Caribbean, 1763–1833
Three months
Natale Zappia, Assistant Professor, Whittier College
Food Frontiers: Indigenous and Euro-American Food Systems in the Early American West
Two months
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Conceptions of Anglo-American Kinship in the Antebellum South
One month
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An Ecological Pandemonium: Charles S. Elton and The Ecology of Invasions by Animals and Plants
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Andrew Mackley, Ph.D. candidate, Linacre College, Oxford
North British Interests in London: Scottish Lobbying in the British State, 1760–1832
One month
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Beautiful Mechanism: The Microscope, the Eye, and the Limits of Wonder in Victorian Science
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Daniel Starza Smith, Postdoctoral Fellow, Lincoln College
John Donne and the Countess of Huntingdon
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Benjamin Breen, Ph.D. candidate, University of Texas, Austin
Tropical Transplantations: Nature, Globalization, and Drugs in the Portuguese and British Empires, 1640–1755
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Ian Campbell, Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Cambridge
Protestant Natural Law in Ireland, Scotland, and England
One month
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Lindsay O’Neill, Lecturer, University of Southern California
“Barbarous Country”: The Global Reformation of Sir John Perceval, 1683–1748
TRAVEL GRANTS TO THE UNITED KINGDOM
Bethany Cencer, Ph.D. candidate, Stony Brook University
Masculinity, Mourning, and Monumentality in Late 18th-Century English Partsong
Cyndia Clegg, Distinguished Professor, Pepperdine University
Textual Comparison of Richard Grafton’s 1552 and 1559 Books of Common Prayer
Nikolas Georgacarakos, Ph.D. candidate, University of Colorado, Boulder
Urban and Evangelical Identities in Tudor London, 1530–80
Elizabeth Rodriguez, Ph.D. candidate, Northwestern University
Consensual Relations: Sexual and Political Subjectivity in England, 1550–1700
Carolyn Twomey, Ph.D. candidate, Boston College
Waters of Life: The History and Material Culture of Baptism in Early Medieval Britain
Jonathan Woods, Ph.D. candidate, Fordham University
Rebellion and Reformation in Scotland: The Emergence of the Lords of the Congregation, 1542–60
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Megan Barford, Ph.D. candidate, University of Cambridge
Francis Beaufort and Royal Naval Hydrography, 1830–1850
Three months
Mark Breeze, Ph.D. candidate, University of Cambridge
Reevaluating the Nature of the Photographic and Proto-Cinematic Work of Eadweard Muybridge through Californian Photography of His Time
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Adam Bridgen, Ph.D. candidate, University of Oxford
Patrons, Poets, and Producers: Exploring the World of Work in the Letters of Elizabeth Montagu and James Woodhouse
Six months
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Transatlantic Epistolary Style in the 18th Century
Three months
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Ford Madox Ford, James Brand Pinker, and the Edwardian Literary Scene
Three months
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Victorian Rail Terminals and the Imagination (1830–60)
Three months
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New Perspectives on the Administration of Sir Robert Walpole: 1719–42
Six months
Cathryn Setz, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Oxford
Modernism and Evolution: Literature and the Eclipse of Darwinism, 1910–39
Four months
Zoe Thomas, Ph.D. candidate, Royal Holloway, University of London
A Study of Arts and Crafts Women and the Transnational Spread of Gendered Ideas through Archives and Art Works in the Huntington Library
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Witchcraft, Magic, and Medicine in Medieval England, 1100–1550
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