Wednesday Brown Bag Sessions

Works-in-Progress Series

Requests to receive access to Works-in-Progress papers on-line should be sent to mceas@ccat.sas.upenn.edu.

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Spring 2022 Schedule

Please join us from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m. via Zoom for our Works-in-Progress Series. Papers are circulated in advance. For copies, please contact the McNeil Center office. Until further notice, brownbags will convene via Zoom only.

19 January:	Katrina Dzyak, Columbia University “‘Now, to return’: John Lawson and Empire’s Public Diary”
2 February:	Teanu Reid, Yale University “Paying by the Hundreds and Thousands: Sugar Money in Barbados, 1640-1713”
2 March:	Jonah Estess, American University “Justice, Fairness, and Good Governance in a Republic of Creditors, 1779-1791”
16 March:	Nicole Breault, University of Connecticut/American Philosophical Society “Policing Occupied Boston, 1774-1775”
30 March:	Shavagne Scott, New York University “Bountiful Women: Maroon Women, the Colonial State, and the Creation of the Maroon Landscape in Colonial Jamaica, 1655-1705”
13 April:	Keely Smith, Princeton University “‘Of themselves or from their Grandmothers advise’: Muscogee Women’s Communication Networks as Markers of Evolving Cultural Identity, 1796-1814”
27 April:	Alexandra MacDonald, William and Mary “‘A Stitch in Time’: Family, Labour, and Temporality in the 18th Century British Atlantic World”
4 May:	Adam McNeil, Rutgers University “Black Refuge Women's Survival and Resistance in Revolutionary Era Portsmouth and Norfolk”