Two Historians Honored
Bethany Moreton has just been named as a Visiting Fellow for 2019-20 at The New School's Heilbroner Center for Capitalism Studies.
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How Jamestown Abandoned a Utopian Vision and Embraced Slavery
In the summer of 1619, some of England’s first American colonists were carving up land seized from the Powhatan empire along the James River
Dartmouth class researches college’s relationship to farming
HIST 8.6 class researches Dartmouth's relationship to farming.
Jennifer Miller on Trump's Love of Tariffs
Jennifer Miller has recently been interviewed by
JENNIFER MILLER TALKS AT THE WILSON CENTER ABOUT HER NEW BOOK
"COLD WAR DEMOCRACY." Listen.
Musselwhite Interviewed by John Fea of The Author's Corner
The interview is based on Prof. Musselwhite's new book, Urban Dreams, Rural Commonwealth:
GREENBERG RECIPIENT OF THE 2018 CHESTER PENN HIGBY PRIZE
The prize is for his article “Protestants, Decolonization, and European Integra
David M. Shribman '76 (History Major) on "Why History Matters"
"A recent study shows that over the past six years no discipline has lost favor — measured in the number of
Kenneth E. Shewmaker
Kenneth E. Shewmaker, Professor Emeritus of Dartmouth College, passed away on October 31st surrounded by his loving family.
Tech-Bro Culture Was Written in the Code
How computing pioneers at Dartmouth in the 1960s gave rise to the macho tech culture we see today says Joy Lisi Rankin D'98, Math and History major
Recent Publications
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COLD WAR DEMOCRACY: The United States and Japan
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HAMMER AND ANVIL: Nomad Rulers at the Forge of the Modern World
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URBAN DREAMS, RURAL COMMONWEALTH: THE RISE OF THE PLANTATION SOCIETY IN THE CHESAPEAKE
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