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2009 SUMMER SEMINARS: APPLY NOW
The Institute is pleased to announce the 2009 Summer Seminar schedule. There are forty seminars available this year. For more information and to apply online, click here:
http://www.gilderlehrman.org/teachers/seminars1.html
- David Armitage, The International Impact of the Declaration of Independence
- Edward L. Ayers, The South in American History
- Anthony Badger, The Civil Rights Movement
- Thomas Bender, The Progressive Era in Global Context
- Carol Berkin and Maureen Festi, From Colonies to Nation: America in the Eighteenth Century
- Carol Berkin and Fritz Fischer, From the Founding of a Nation to the Crisis of the Union
- Ira Berlin, North American Slavery in Comparative Perspective
- David Blight, Slave Narratives
- Gabor Boritt and Matthew Pinsker, Lincoln
- Alan Brinkley and Michael Flamm, Depression and Recovery: The Roosevelt Era
- Christopher L. Brown, Slavery and the Age of Revolutions
- Richard Carwardine, The Age of Lincoln
- Nancy Cott, Twentieth Century Women's Rights Movements
- Andrew Delbanco, America's Moral Crisis: Politics and Culture in the 1850s
- John Demos, Everyday Life in Early America
- Eric Foner, Reconstruction
- Gary Gallagher, The American Civil War: Origins and Consequences, Battlefields and Homefront
- Allen C. Guelzo, Abraham Lincoln and his World
- Jonathan Holloway, Jim Crow and the Fight for American Citizenship
- James O. Horton and Lois E. Horton, Passages to Freedom: Abolition and the Underground Railroad
- Kenneth Jackson and Karen Markoe, New York in the Gilded Age
- Chen Jian, U.S.- China Relations
- Michael Kazin and Michael Flamm, The Sixties in Historical Perspective
- David Kennedy, The Great Depression and World War II
- Larry Kramer, The Role of the Supreme Court in U.S. History
- Melvyn P. Leffler, The U.S. and the Cold War
- Patricia Limerick, Visions of the American Environment
- Stephanie McCurry, Remaking America: Nation and Citizen in the Civil War Era
- Steven Mintz, Teaching Digital History
- Philip Morgan, Freedom and Slavery in the Atlantic World, 1500-1800
- Gary Nash, The American Revolution
- Peter Onuf and Frank Cogliano, The Age of Jefferson
- Clement Price, The Urban Experience
- Jack Rakove, Madison and the Constitution
- Andrew Robertson, The American Revolution
- James Walvin and Stephanie Smallwood, The Middle Passage: A Shared History of the Transatlantic Slave Trade
- Elliott West, The Great Plains: America's Crossroads
- Odd Arne Westad, The Global Cold War
- Gordon Wood, The Era of George Washington
- The Oxford Global Lincoln Conference
2009 CALENDARS AVAILABLE: SPECIAL OFFER
Purchase one of our four new American history calendars before Election Day on November 4th and receive a free paperback edition of Treasures of American History: Documents Presented in Honor of New Citizens of the United States.
Visit the History Shop at:
http://www.gilderlehrmanstore.org
