I'm a PhD Candidate & Dean's Fellow at Lehigh University. I study American religious history with fields in Colonial America, Latin America, & British Empire.
Historian friends,cI am teaching an introductory historical methods course for the first time this coming year. I am wondering what books or ideas for the course you could recommend (either for preparation or to assign). I am just trying to brainstorm right now.
Thanks in advance
I have been offered a Tenure Track position as an Assistant Professor of history at Talladega College starting this fall. I have accepted the post and am very grateful for the opportunity. We are moving to Alabama. #twitterstorians
I just successfully defended my dissertation on religious liberty in colonial and revolutionary Pennsylvania. I am now officially Doctor Dodge. But I promise I will not try anything medical.
Do any of my fellow #twitterstorians (or anyone else) know of a good scholarly treatment of the use of American Revolution symbols and rhetoric during the January 6th insurrection?
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I’m a reading a Quaker document from July 1701 where the author condemns those who during meeting “give way to a Heavy Sleepy Spirit” and I am feeling just a little bit called out.
#twitterstorians, the recent @Freakaonimcs 3-part podcast on Adam Smith is excellent. I keep pondering about assigning it to my Western Civ. course but don't want to face student rebellion for assigning over 3 hours of economic history podcasts. Check it.
https://t.co/Mb0l4ZaMbY