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The Hastings and Nugent Family Papers as Sources for Early Modern Irish Parliamentary History
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Gillray’s Eyes: Interrogating Vision in Late Georgian London
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Construction of a New Audience for Shakespeare: Boydell and Bengal
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Yo, el Rey: Robert Southey and the Luso-Hispanic World, 1790-1825
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Author-Guardians in the English Novel
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Jane Raisch, Ph.D. candidate, University of California, Berkeley
Fictions of Scholarship: Hermeneutics and Hellenism in Early Modern England
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Worthy of Care: 1960s and 1970s Comprehensive Health and King General Hospital
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Compiled Subjects: Commonplacing Practice, Memory Technologies, and Renaissance Subjectivity
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Kristofer Ray, Associate Professor, Austin Peay State University
Cherokees, Europeans, and Empire in the Tennessee Corridor, 1670-1763
Two months
Joe Renouard, Associate Professor, The Citadel
The Strange Career of the Genocide Convention: America and the Genocide Pact, 1945-2015
One month
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Designing Natural Advantages: Popular Environmental Knowledge and Visions of Development on California’s Coast, 1880-1930
Two months
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(In)audible Bodies and (In)visible Voices: Elocution and Disability in the Long Eighteenth Century
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A Swarm of People: The Barbadian Diaspora and the Expansion of the English Atlantic, 1640-1690
Two months
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Impassioned Bodies: Acting and Physical Expression in Late Georgian-Era Literature and Culture
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The Ledger and the Chain: The Men who Made America’s Domestic Slave Trade into Big Business
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Cultural Shorthand: Early Native Writing and the Practice of Sovereignty
One month
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Light Matters: Technologies of Illumination and Modern Literary Culture
One month
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Staging Translation in Early Modern English Drama
One month
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Breaking the Rules: (Dis)ability in Black Women’s Speculative Fiction
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Corpus Newtonicum: Reconstructing Isaac Newton’s Working Practices through his Manuscripts
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The Occupation of Havana: Slavery, War, and Empire in the Eighteenth Century
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Robert Senkewicz, Professor, Santa Clara University
Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo (1808-1890): A Life in Spanish, Mexican, and U.S. California
One month
Camille Shamble, Ph.D. candidate, University of Virginia
Growing Children Out of Doors: California’ Open-Air School Architecture and Children’s Health, 1907-1917
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Nora Slonimsky, Ph.D. candidate, CUNY Graduate Center
“The Engine of Free Expression”[?]: The Political Development of Copyright in the Colonial British Atlantic and Early National United States
Three months
David Smith, Assistant Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University
Economic Thought and the Legal Community in England, 1590-1690
Two months
Christina Smylitopoulos, Assistant Professor, University of Guelph
Regarding Thomas Tegg: Regency Graphic Satire, Postcolonial Declinism, and the British School of Art
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Terri Snyder, Professor, California State University, Fullerton
Marriage, Race, and the Meaning of Freedom in Early America
Two months
Sebastian Sobecki, Professor, University of Groningen
An edition of Miles Hogarde’s A Mirroure of Myserie, 1557
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Scott Sowerby, Associate Professor, Northwestern University
States of Exclusion: Britain, Ireland, and France, 1670-1720
Two months
Sarah Star, Ph.D. candidate, University of Toronto
The Rise of English Medicine: Huntington MS 505 and the New Medical Authority of Henry Daniel
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Billy Al Bengston’s Public F(r)ame
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Elizabeth Stephens, Associate Professor, Southern Cross University
Robert Latou Dickinson: A Critical Re-Evaluation
One month
Katharine Stevenson, Ph.D. candidate, University of Texas, Austin
“No Good Nowadays”: Christopher Isherwood and Edward Upward between Modernisms
Two months
Whitney Stewart, Ph.D. candidate, Rice University
Activism in the Black Home: Women and the Racial Politics of Domesticity, 1830-1930
Three months
Shelley Streeby, Professor, University of California, San Diego
Space and Time in the Octavia E. Butler Archive
Two months
Sarah Sussman, Ph.D. candidate, University of Texas, Austin
Divining a Usable Past: Psychical Research and the High-Culture Novel (1880-1940)
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Environment, Society, and “The Compleat Angler”
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Four months
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Consuming the Americas
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Giovanni Botero and English Political Thought
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Women and the Making of Colonial Jamaican Economy and Society 1740-1840
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“This Pocket Friend, This Faithful Companion”: Self-Accounting and the Pre-Printed Diary in British Society, 1700-1850
One month
Dana Van Kooy, Assistant Professor, Michigan Technological University
Global Configurations and the Aesthetic Technologies of Disappearance
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Wil Verhoeven, Professor, University of Groningen
The Revolution of America: The Ideological Origins of American Exceptionalism
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Kevin Waite, Ph.D. candidate, University of Pennsylvania
The Slave South in the Far West: California, the Pacific, and Proslavery Visions of Empire
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Viva Voce: The Living Voice in Literature of the Long 18th Century
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Sarah Ward, Ph.D. candidate, University of Oxford
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One month
Neil Weijer, Ph.D. candidate, Johns Hopkins University
How England was Called Albion: The Legendary History of Britain in Script and Print, c. 1400-1575
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Nature’s Art: From Commodity to Book in Early America
One month
Elizabeth Williamson, Member of the Faculty, Evergreen State College
Shakespeare and the Politics of Martyrdom
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“I am no actress”: Theater and the Novel of Female Education
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Whitewashing Energy: Aestheticizing Energy in Southern California, 1930-1940
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Richard Yeo, Adjunct Professor, Griffith University
The Ethos of Long-term Inquiry in the Sciences
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Gold Rush Imperialism: Gold Mining and Global History in the Age of Imperialism
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Reginald Pecock and the Golden Rule: Love and Learning in Pre-Reformation England
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Atheism, Unbelief, and the Literary Imagination, 1690-1800
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Contextualizing Eighteenth-Century Poetry of Domesticity
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British Abolitionism and the War of 1812
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How England was Called Albion: The Legendary History of Britain in Script and Print, c. 1400-1575
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Historicizing the Arts and Crafts Movement in Britain and America, 1960s-1990s
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A History of the French Bible from Reformation to Modernity
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Kristen Block, Associate Professor, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Health, Disease, and the Spirit: Religion, Healing, and the Colonial Body in the Early Caribbean
Laura Eidam, Visiting Instructor, Saginaw Valley State University
“Into the Rotten Heart”: Picturing Sympathy in the Victorian Periodical
Penelope Hardy, Ph.D. candidate, Johns Hopkins University
Where Science Meets the Sea: Research Vessels and the Production of Knowledge in the 19th and 20th Centuries
Melissa Mowry, Associate Professor, St. John’s University
Leveller Women and the Circulation of Seditious Texts during the Persecution Campaign of 1645-47
Tyler Parry, Assistant Professor, California State University, Fullerton
The Moral Dilemma: Slave Marriage in the British Caribbean
Erin Pauwels, Ph.D. candidate, Indiana University
Sarony’s Living Pictures: Performance, Photography, and American Art, 1865-1900
AHRC-HUNTINGTON FELLOWS
Elizabeth Biggs, Ph.D. candidate, University of York
The Early Modern History of St. Stephen’s College, Westminster
Four months
Daniel Cattell, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Exeter
Michael Drayton’s Poly-Olbion: Text and Context
Three months
Laura Gill, Ph.D. candidate, University of Sussex
Blake and the Bible: A Study of Representations of Genesis and the Miltonic
Three months
Miranda Kiek, Ph.D. candidate, King’s College London
The Actress: Power, Politics, and Pedagogy (1790-1850)
Six months
James William Morland, Ph.D. candidate, King’s College London
Poetic Engagement with Ancient Atheism: Interactions with Lucretius and Epicureanism in 18th-Century Poetry
Five months
Anna Reynolds, Ph.D. candidate, University of York
Rough Handling: Waste Paper in Early Modern English Books, 1520-1700
Three months
Noeme Santana, Ph.D. candidate, Royal Holloway, University of London
Oil Exploration in the Americas in the Early 20th Century: A Study of the Ralph Arnold Photographic Albums
Three months
Thomas Tyrrell, Ph.D. candidate, Cardiff University
Remapping Milton: 1730’s Political and Publishing Geographies
Two months
Rachel Winchcombe, Ph.D. candidate, University of Manchester
Savagery and Civilization: Representations of America in English Print Culture, 1492-1607
Four months
Robert Yeates, Ph.D. candidate, University of Exeter
Early Science Fiction in the Magazines: Jack London’s “The Scarlet Plague”
Three months
