Someone should write a DH book about Gallica BnF and their attempts to democratize knowledge from the late 1980s when the project was first conceived, through the rise of the web in the 90s, to today. DH, Critical Archives, Contemporary French history. Boom.

Are you a world historian looking for a one-year teaching gig in the best damn history department in the United States? Do you know someone who is? Come join us at Dept. of History, Geography, & Philosophy @ CSU. This is a really great place to work -- we work hard, we laugh a lot, & we have amazing students.

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Used to work there, lovely city and colleagues!

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Come spend a year working here in Georgia ! (and please signal boost, colleagues, especially with students you have that may be finishing up).

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AoR is happy to publish the first paper from the Consortium on the Revolutionary Era, 1750-1850's Selected Papers (2023).

'Blood Drinker Kerblay and a French Émigré Network in South Carolina' by Suzanne Krebsbach ageofrevolutions.com/2024/04/08/dis…

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CONGRATULATIONS to Age of Revolutions editor Katlyn Marie Carter whose book, Democracy in Darkness: Secrecy and Transparency in the Age of Revolutions, has just been awarded the SFHS Gilbert Chinard Prize!!!

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Who are the top History Education minds out there? Looking to invite a bunch of speakers to campus with a new line of funding for pre-service/in-service P-12 history educators over the next couple of years. Jessamyn Neuhaus Kevin Gannon

I've got a semantics question. What's the space between urban and rural called? There is suburban, but that signifies its position just beyond city's borders. Subrural? Is there a word that does not reinforce the urban/rural divide?

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Cover reveal! I'm really thrilled with the way this turned out. Many thanks to the design team at Hopkins Press!

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What do we think? Will he cite historians? Should we organize a roundtable for Age of Revolutions?