"The first dedicated study of the Quebec Act since Philip Lawson’s seminal work on the integration of Quebec into the British empire over thirty years ago." #VastEarlyAmerica Imperial & Global Legal History Blog The Junto

HUZZAH & CONGRATS to our Henry F. May Fund fellows @DualehY @BobbyCervantes Alison Russell Emily Hawk. Learn all about their scholarship in progress! #USIH #twitterstorians #FF s-usih.org/2021/05/meet-t…

Virtually welcoming Lindsay Schakenbach Regele to the #JER and #JERPano! Lindsay will start as Book Reviews editor in January of 2022, and we're so grateful to Whitney Martinko and Jessica Chopin Roney for all their work for the journal and the SHEAR community.

Oooh OIEAHC has announced "Reading for Teaching: A #VastEarlyAmerica Book Club" a bimonthly group for those who teach: K-12, professors, public historians, and more. Hosted by @Lady_Historian with guests leading individual sessions. oievents.wm.edu/event/reading-…

What are your favorite books on religion in the early republic (post-Revolution)? Esp. anything that deals w/ place (urban, frontier, borderlands). I'm serving on a comps committee for the 1st time & I'd love to help a student create a dynamite list! SHEAR #twitterstorians

NEXT WEEK at OxEARS, we're joined by Alina Isabella Scott from UT History Department, who'll be giving a talk on 'Contextualizing Wampanoag Women's Petitions in the Era of Removal, 1800-1835' Wednesday 2nd June, 4.30pm BST on Zoom. For more details click here: oxears.org/2021/04/20/tri…

Don't forget that there are a couple of deadlines coming up in the next few days for #SHEAR2021 workshops: May 30: SHEAR Public History Workshop June 1: 6th Annual Graduate Student Research Workshops

On the Octo: "He collected. They paid. She sued." So begins Sara Damiano's Hopkins Press blog post on language & women's legal activities in 18th-century New England! Read more about the author's methods for analyzing legal records. blog.oieahc.wm.edu/the_octo/ #VastEarlyAmerica

The 2021 Carrie Chapman Catt Prize for Research on Women and Politics, offered by Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics, is accepting proposals until November 21. This annual competition is designed for scholars embarking on significant research in the area of women & politics. historians.org/publications-a…

⏳ Today’s the day! Still time to submit your proposals for our annual #USIH meeting in Nashville, due 5/28. Click on thru for details, #twitterstorians! #USIH2021 s-usih.org/2021/04/deadli…

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💫Got ideas about #history? Join our conversation at the Society for U.S. Intellectual History conference this fall in #Boston. CFP due 30 June! #USIH2022 #USIH #twitterstorians It's Time to Leave This Dying Hellsite🗽 Katherine Rye Jewell, Ph.D. 📻🎙🎧 bridgebot L.D. Burnett @t_lacy Lauren Lassabe Shepherd Christopher Nichols @CMcKNichols.bsky.social s-usih.org/2022/03/2022-c…

For everyone with a revise and resubmit on their desk: Here's a '16 piece I wrote for The Junto about article revisions: earlyamericanists.com/2016/03/16/evo…. I describe cutting a section in 2013; I have an article based on that section, out in winter 2023. This. Shit. Takes. Time.

Reminder: Registration for the "For 2026: Revolutionary Legacies" conference is now open! Be sure to sign up and take a look at some of the interesting sessions that will be offered here: oieahc.wm.edu/events/for-202… Hosted in partnership with Colonial Williamsburg and William & Mary

Take a look at this brilliant conversation between Cassandra Good and @econroykrutz as they reflect on their first books! commonplace.online #vastearlyamerica

The JER Pano asked me to consider the opportunities presented by digitization for histories of enslaved people alongside the inherent limitations of slavery's archive. A major thank you to Library of Virginia's outstanding efforts to make new sources available. thepanorama.shear.org/2022/09/22/the….

At Society for U.S. Intellectual History, check out a new initiative to broaden research access for #contingent faculty, independent scholars, & historians who work beyond the academy. Please RT & apply! #twitterstorians Raymond Haberski, Jr American Historical Association Organization of American Historians NCPH NCIS Contingent Magazine #USIH

CFP: Society for U.S. Intellectual History 2023 in Denver (Nov 9-11). Theme: "Utopia/Dystopia: Intellectual Landscapes of Dreams and Disasters." Keynote: @kathleen_belew. Plenary: Dedicated to the works of Mike Davis. #USIH s-usih.org/2022/11/2023-s…

_A Constitutional Culture_ is available for pre-order! A book about the contest between absolutism and representative government in the early Restoration. Grateful for Massachusetts Historical Society @AmAntiquarian and many other archives, and for phenomenal editors Penn Press bit.ly/3hJ1Abc

📚 What do a wily archbishop, a well-read brewer, and a pathbreaking First Lady (or two!) tell us about American religion? Join us online Congregational Library & Archives on Wed. 11/16 5pm EST for a chat about #HouseholdGods @OUPHistory #twitterstorians #VastEarlyAmerica congregationallibrary.org/events/househo…