1: Manisha Sinha (Massachusetts-Amherst) on Race, Slavery, andĭec. 24: James Taylor Carson (Queen's University) on Native Americanĭec. 17: Mary Ryan (Johns Hopkins University) on Women's History 10: David Henkin (University of California-Berkeley) on the Morrison (Purdue University) on Political History 27: James Huston (Oklahoma State University) on Economic History

SCHEDULE FOR FORUM ON _WHAT HATH GOD WROUGHT_ Will continue to appear irregularly throughout this eight-week period.) The conclusion of the seven weeks, Professor Howe has graciouslyĪgreed to post a response to the entire forum. Each Monday over the next seven weeks, one of these reviewĮssays will be posted to the list according to the schedule below. H-SHEAR has commissioned seven distinguished scholars to write reviewĮssays on Howe's book that focus on their respective areas ofĮxpertise. Pulitzer-prize winning book, _What Hath God Wrought: The Publishing an eight-week serial forum on Daniel Walker Howe's recent I am very pleased to announce that on Monday, H-SHEAR will begin In addition, Dr McDaniel's introduction to the series can be found here.Įditor's Subject: NOTICE: Upcoming H-SHEAR Forum on Daniel Walker HoweĪuthor's Subject: NOTICE: Upcoming H-SHEAR Forum on Daniel Walker Howe This page provides Dr McDaniel's announcement of the series and links directly to each of the essays, and Dr Howe's reply, in the H-SHEAR logs. In 2008, H-SHEAR Review Editor Caleb MacDaniel commissioned a series of essays reviewing individual sections of Daniel Walker Howe's Pulitzer-winning survey of our period, What Hath God Wrought (Oxford, 2009) just as the book was hot off the press.

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