Our 2021-2022 Colloquium series begins on September 21st with the work of Kenneth Banks! Dr. Banks will be giving a presentation titled "Mobilizing Illicit Trade When Immobilized by War: A Connecticut Sea Captain in Dutch Statia, 1756-58." Register here: https://t.co/AtwBXpU7dJ
On the Octo: Timo McGregor uncovered a tale of piracy, violence, and colonialism in a folder of seventeenth-century Dutch correspondence. @GothamCenter blog, McGregor analyzes the "economy of seaborne violence" in the Atlantic world. https://t.co/GOfy8dm0vP #VastEarlyAmerica
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A request for help from Early American #twitterstorians. Students in my AmRev seminar are each analyzing a journal article on a theme of the Revolution this Fall. But I am having coverage issues and would love some suggestions of your favorite/most important articles on 1763-1815
@magpie@cleglenn I feel like I’ve come across a reference sheet for commercial abbreviations. I’ll do some searching through my materials and see what I come up with!
Inspired by @lmchervinsky 's call for more online reviews, I just left one for @DrJesseCromwell 's THE SMUGGLERS' WORLD. It's short but gets the job done.
https://t.co/fG5cjU4QfE
Q: What can we learn from an 18th century account book? A: Insights into NYC's economy, women's economic activities and networks, and material culture, for starters. Read more at Women at the Center @NYHistory, on the Octo! https://t.co/GOfy8dDBnn #VastEarlyAmerica#womenshist
Long shot-- but is anyone currently researching at CARAN or ANOM and willing to photograph something in the Moreau de Saint-Méry collection? Will compensate for time! Pls. dm me if you're able. Thanks in advance!
Let me set the scene for you. It’s a cold December night. It’s Christmas Eve, and me and @StevieVanZandt are walking home from a bar down the boardwalk... it’s snowing, and as we look up in the distance, we see something coming toward us...🎅https://t.co/JlvEmymKOj