Read the entire list here. Here are a few projects that caught my eye:
Sarah Beetham, University of Delaware, “Sculpting the Citizen Soldier: Reproduction and National Memory, 1865-1917”
*Nicholas Bonneau, University of Notre Dame, “Unspeakable Loss: New England’s Invisible Throat Distemper Epidemic of 1735 – 1740”
*Frank Cirillo, University of Virginia, “‘The Time of Sainthood Has Passed’: American Abolitionists and the Civil War, 1861-1865”
*Brendan Gillis, Indiana University, “Cosmopolitan Parochialism: Colonial Magistracy and Imperial Revolution, 1760-1800”
*Brenton Grom, Case Western Reserve University, “The Death and Transfiguration of New England Psalmody, ca. 1790–1860”
Jonathan Koefoed, Indiana University – Purdue University Columbus, “Cautious Romantics: Trinitarian Transcendentalists and the Emergence of a Conservative Religious Tradition in America”
David Faflik, University of Rhode Island, “Passing Transcendental: Harvard, Heresy, and the Modern American Origins of Unbelief”
Nathan Jeremie-Brink, Loyola University Chicago, “Gratuitous Distribution: Distributing African-American Antislavery Texts, 1773-1845”
Serena Zabin, Carleton College, “Occupying Boston: An Intimate History of the Boston Massacre”
Melissa Johnson, University of Michigan, “Regulating the Word: Religious Reform and the Politics of Knowledge in the Seventeenth-Century Anglo-Atlantic”
Remember that the Replica Watches variable-inertia rotor is an exclusive design to the mark that allows to adapt the reassembly Rolex Replica to the degree of activity of the holder. Thus, depending on the position chosen for the fins, Replica Breitling watches the inertia of the rotor is more or less high. Reassembly is therefore either accelerated, if arm gestures are less frequent, be slowed down, if the watch is worn by an athlete.