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On behalf of the Ohio Seminar in Early American History and Culture we are pleased to announce our upcoming schedule. Our program kicks off Monday, October 14 at 5pm, when we will discuss Sarah Knott's "Female Liberty: Sentiment and Scandal in the Age of Revolutions" in Dulles Hall 235 on the OSU Columbus campus. The Ohio Seminar, hosted at Ohio State University, provides a forum for scholars examining topics in early American history broadly conceived. We gather to discuss ongoing research in a workshop format, and welcome all faculty and students with an interest in early American studies. Papers will be available via the website two weeks prior to each meeting. 2013-14 Schedule: 10.14 Sarah Knott, Indiana: "Female Liberty: Sentiment and Scandal in the Age of Revolutions" 12.2 Peter Silver, Rutgers: "Liberation or Predation? British Assaults on Eighteenth-Century Spanish America" 2.14 Erika Gasser, U Cincinnati: TBA (co-sponsored with OSU's Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Workshop) 2.24 Matthew Spooner, Columbia: "The Spoils of War: Debt, Slaves, and Social Change in the Revolutionary South" 3.3 Alisa Wade Harrison, CUNY: "Commencing [Women] of Business: The Properties of Upper-Class Female Market Participation in Early National New York City" 3.17 Wendy Warren, Princeton: "New England Bound: Slavery and Colonization at the Edge of an Empire" More information, including the schedule, locations, papers, and abstracts, is available at: http://history.osu.edu/ohioseminar Sincerely, Emily Arendt Mark Boonshoft Cam Shriver --
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