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… of Solitude, a plague attacks a small village, causing the people to lose, in stages, parts of their memories. First, … all manner of objects. Then identities begin to vanish; people do not recognize one another, and some even lose a … the face of public memory. “The remembered past,” warned John Lukacs in 1968, “is a much larger category than the …

… University (Autumn 2015) “‘A Plausible Man’: The Life of John Andrew Jackson”   Sophie White , Associate Professor, … Plantation Goods and the National Economy of Slavery”   John Wood Sweet , University of North Carolina at Chapel … in Angola, 1650-1800”   Patrick Rael , Bowdoin College, “John Brown Russwurm: A Biography fo the Atlantic World in the …

… under fire. The workshop brought together many people, including faculty from the State University of New …

… ed. Andrew Tan. Malvern, 2006. James Dunn, Timor: A People Betrayed, Milton, Qld., Jacaranda, 1983. Helen M. … Belo of East Timor, New York, St. Martin’s Griffin, 1999. John G. Taylor, East Timor: The Price of Freedom, London, …

… Yale that is having a wide-ranging impact on the health of people around the world.” This year’s inductees have full …

… Asia Microforms Project. Cornell University. Library. John M. Echols Collection on Southeast Asia. … Genocide …

… has wide audience appeal. And then this week, Tsu, the John M. Schiff Professor of East Asian Languages and … human desires and failings that powered a country and its people to save their written language,” she said. “There were …

… which will examine overlapping forced migrations of free people across the Mid-Atlantic, Upper South and Ohio Valley … Racial Segregation ( Book on Amazon ) Additional Readings: John P. Bowes, Land Too Good for Indians: Northern Indian …

… paints a “global picture of the intimate lives of enslaved people.” Landers observed that the book’s impressive use of …

… Empire and the Making of Our World,” was awarded the John Addison Porter Prize for a written work of scholarship … history for several years. It was fascinating to see these people in Mexico City, of all places, and I wanted to chart … at Yale. I loved the opportunity to engage with other people’s work. I learned so much from my colleagues in the …