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Announcements
Ely Janis, a current PhD history candidate, has just published an article in the Journal of American Ethnic History in Winter 2008. The article is titled "Petticoat Revolutionaries: Gender, Ethnic Nationalism, and the Irish Ladies' Land League in the United States." Please click here to read his article.
Austin Mason, a current PhD history candidate, won the 2007 Bethel Prize from the Charles Homer Haskins Society for the paper "Buried Buckets: Ritual Behavior Before England's Conversion."
The History Department is pleased to announce the publication of its first annual newsletter. Please click here to view it.
Prof. Seth Jacobs was included in an article in the Washington Post on September 24th entitled "Breathing Life Into the Lecture Hall." Click here to view the article.
Congratulations to Prof. David Quigley, who received a Distinguished Teaching Award in May 2007. Please click here to view the article in the Chronicle.
Congratulations to Prof. James O'Toole, who was recently named the first Charles I. Clough Chair in History.
Prof. Franziska Seraphim received a Teaching With New Media Award. Please click here to view more information.
Congratulations to Dr. Edward Rugemer, a current post-doctoral fellow in the History Department, who recently accepted a position as an Assistant Professor in the Departments of History & African American Studies at Yale University.
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Faculty Research & Publications
 Prof. James O'Toole published his most recent book The Faithful: A History of Catholics in America in April 2008. This book follows the history of Catholicism in the U.S. and addresses the religion's current crossroads. Please click here to see additional information.
 Prof. Alan Rogers has published the book Murder and the Death Penalty in Massachusetts. This book provides a comprehensive account of the history of the death penalty in Massachusetts and its eventual abolishment. Please click here to view more information.
 Prof. Dana Sajdi edited the recently published book Ottoman Tulips, Ottoman Coffee: Leisure and Lifestyles in the Eighteenth Century. The book offers an exploration of the definitive cultural phenomena of the Ottoman 18th century. Please click here to view more information.
Prof. Alan Rogers has published a new edition of his book Boston: City on a Hill. This book was a family affair as his wife Lisa co-authored it and his daughter took most of the photographs. Please click here to view more information.
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