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The History Workshop Series 2010-2011

Video Podcasts

Philip D. Morgan, Johns Hopkins University, Re-evaluating the Colonial South. His talk starts at 3:51minutes and runs to 43:22 minutes.

Audio Podcasts

Philip Morgan, Johns Hopkins University, Re-evaluating the Colonial South (Audio Only, mp3)

Meredith Scott, University of Delaware, Lobbyists and Humanitarians: French Jewish Activism in Strasbourg, Nice and Paris, 1919-1939 (Audio Only, mp3)

Paul Steege, Villanova University, How should we Narrate the Nazi Revolution? Ernst Jünger’s Everyday Life in Berlin, 1927-33 (Audio Only, mp3)

Ashley Moreshed, University of Delaware, Nineteenth-Century Missionary Literature and the Rise of American Exceptionalism (Audio Only, mp3)

The History Author Interview Series 2010-2011

	Rebecca Davis, More Perfect Unions: The American Search for Marital Bliss (Audio Only, mp3). Interviewed by UD History graduate student Alison Kreitzer.
	David Suisman, Selling Sounds: The Commercial Revolution in American Music (Audio Only, mp3). Interviewed by UD History graduate student Andrew Bozanic.
	Steven Sidebotham, Berenike and the Ancient Maritime Spice Route (Audio Only, mp3). Interviewed by UD History graduate student Mary Sidebotham.
	David Pong, Encyclopedia of Modern China (Audio Only, mp3). Interviewed by UD History graduate student Kevin Impellizeri.
	Ramnarayan Rawat, Reconsidering Untouchability: Chamars and Dalit History in North India (Audio Only, mp3). Interviewed by UD History graduate student Toni Pitock.
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