North American Conference on British Studies Annual Meeting

In Conjunction with the Middle Atlantic Conference on British Studies

Baltimore, Maryland November 12 – 14, 2010 About NACBS The North American Conference on British Studies (NACBS) is a scholarly society founded in 1950 and dedicated to all aspects of British Studies. The NACBS sponsors publica- tions and an annual conference, as well as several academic prizes and graduate fellowships. Its regional affiliates include the Middle Atlantic Conference on British Studies (MACBS), the Midwest Conference on British Studies (MWCBS), the Northeast Conference on British Studies (NECBS), the Pacific Coast Conference on British Studies (PCCBS), the Southern Conference on British Studies (SCBS), and the Western Con- ference on British Studies (WCBS).

For more information about the NACBS and its affiliates, se- cure online registration for the 2010 meeting, and reservations for the conference hotel, consult www.nacbs.org. The 2011 conference, held in conjunction with the Western Conference on British Studies, will convene 7– 9 October in Denver, Colo- rado. Directions for submitting papers and panels for the 2011 Conference will soon be available on the NACBS website.

Acknowledgements The NACBS and MACBS thank the following organizations and institutions for their support: Adam Matthew Digital; The Catholic University of America; The George Washington University; CUNY -- The City University of New York; Florida International University; The History of Parlia- ment Trust; Indiana University of Pennsylvania; The Institute of Historical Research, University of London; The Johns Hopkins University Department of History; The Johns Hopkins Univer- sity Institute of the History of Medicine; Lehman College; Penn State Abington; St. Vincent’s College; University of Maryland, Baltimore County; and University of Maryland.

We also thank the following individuals for their generous and skilful assistance: Amy Froide, Jason Kelly, Philippa Levine, and Saul McClintock. NACBS Executive Committee Program Assistant Amanda Snyder Florida International University President Philippa Levine The University of Texas at Austin Vice President MACBS Officers Dane Kennedy The George Washington University President Immediate Past President Lynn A. Botelho Indiana University of Pennsylvania Barbara J. Harris The University of North Carolina at Vice President and President Elect Chapel Hill George Robb William Patterson University Executive Secretary Secretary-Treasurer Marjorie Levine-Clark University of Colorado Denver Travis Glasson Temple University Associate Executive Secretary Paul R. Deslandes University of Vermont MACBS Local Arrangements Committee Treasurer Lynn Botelho Indiana University of Pennsylvania Co-Chairs Lynn A. Botelho Indiana University of Pennsylvania Amy M. Froide University of Maryland Elected Members of the NACBS Council Baltimore County Laura Nym Mayhall The Catholic University of America Members James Rosenheim Texas A& M University Nancy W. Ellenberger The United States Naval Academy Thomas Cogswell University of California, Riverside Travis Glasson Temple University Andrea McKenzie University of Victoria George Robb William Patterson University Deborah Cohen Northwestern University Gail Savage St. Mary’s College of Maryland Julie Taddeo University of Maryland NACBS /MACBS Program Committee Program Chair Lara Kriegel Indiana University, Bloomington Program Committee Susan D. Amussen University of California, Merced Jordanna Bailkin University of Washington Nancy W. Ellenberger The United States Naval Academy Shannon McSheffrey Concordia University Douglas Peers York University Greg T. Smith University of Manitoba Thursday, 11 November, 4:00 Registration Saturday, 13 November, 8:30 Second Floor Connector Lobby Friday, 12 November, 8:00 R

AM

AM –

–

7:00

3:00

–

Noon

PM

PM Book Exhibit Sunday, 9:00 Saturday, 9:00 We welcome their support of Charles Street Ante Room Please visit our exhibitors. Friday, 9:00 Roman Strada and the conference.

AM

AM

AM

–

– 5:00

– 1:00

5:00

PM

PM B

PM

Charles Street Charles Street Entrance Second Floor First Floor Tremont GrandFloorPlans Elevator Elevator Corinthian Room Roman Strada Marble Room Charles Street Charles Street Fourth Floor Third Floor Condord Rom i a Elevator Elevator Tuscan Room Ionic Room Oriental Room Doric Room Veterans Room Composite Room Chapter Room

Charles Street F if th F loor Elevator Mirror Room Edinburgh Room Friday

Continental Breakfast 8:00 – 8:45 AM Roman Strada

Inside/Outside: Life Stories and 1 Interiority in the Early Twentieth Century 8:45 –10:30 AM Ionic Room Chair Chris Waters, Williams College Commentator Kali Israel, University of Michigan Commodifying the Self Within: Crook Life Stories in Interwar Britain Matt Houlbrook, University of Oxford Taking Nellie’s Temperature: Bodily Interiors, Medical Archives and Life Narration in Early Twentieth- Century Britain Seth Koven, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Threat, Icon, Opportunity: Views 2 of Widows in British Society 8:45 –10:30 AM Tuscan Room Chair Amy M. Froide, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Commentator Martha Vicinus, University of Michigan “The Bishop of Durham’s Widows”: Widowhood, Inheritance, and Household (Re)Formation in Northeast England, 1349 – 1660 Peter L. Larson, University of Central Florida Redundant Motherhood?: Representations of Widows during the Era of the “Surplus Woman Problem” Kathrin Levitan, The College of William and Mary Living Gravestones: Representatives and Remnants of Imperial Conflict — Widows of the 1857 Mutiny Judith Hinshaw, University of Calgary

1 Friday Friday

3 The Functions and Governance of Late Information and Institutions in 5 8:45 –10:30 AM Medieval Almshouses and Hospitals Early Modern England 8:45 –10:30 AM Concordia Room Doric Room Chair and Chair and commentator Joel Rosenthal, Stony Brook University commentator Keith Wrightson, Yale University London Almshouses before the Reformation What News of England?: Spanish Intelligence Networks at Caroline M. Barron, Royal Holloway, University of London the Court of Elizabeth Denice Fett, University of North Florida The Governance and Operational Problems of Late Medieval Almshouses and Hospitals The Silence of the Sheepskins: Corporation Records and Marjorie K. McIntosh, University of Colorado at Boulder Parliamentary Elections in Early Stuart England Thomas Cogswell, University of California, Riverside Visiting the Sick: Visitations of St. Leonard’s Hospital, York in the Late Fourteenth Century New Publics: Information Cultures in Early Modern England P. H. Cullum, University of Huddersfield Paul Griffiths,Iowa State University

4 The Intellectual and Social Worlds The Sinews of Decolonization: 6 8:45 –10:30 AM of “Democraticall Gentlemen”: Transnational Networks of Education, 8:45 –10:30 AM Chapter Room Republicanism in England, 1640 –1700 Labor and Race in the Late British Empire Composite Room

Chair and Chair Dane Kennedy, The George Washington University commentator Markku Peltonen, University of Helsinki Commentator Jessica Harland-Jacobs, University of Florida Civic Friendship and the Republican Tradition in Organizing for Zion: U.S. Labor Unions, the Founding of Seventeenth-Century England Israel and the British Empire in the Middle East Sami-Juhani Savonius-Wroth, University of Helsinki Adam M. Howard, Office of the Historian, U.S. Department of State Levelling Principles and Republican Language: Republican Black Atlantic Politics in British Central Africa: The Response to the Levellers in the 1650s Contingencies of Historical Geography through the Case Rachel Foxley, University of Reading of John Chilembwe Christopher J. Lee, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Republican Religion, or, Of Atheists, Blasphemers and Pragmatists Hothouse and Safehouse: The Black Campus and the Gaby Mahlberg, University of Potsdam Decolonization of the British Empire in the Black Atlantic Jason Christopher Parker, Texas A & M University

2 3 Friday Friday

7 Criminal Conversations?: Sex, Scurrility Keeping Britain Moving: The Politics 9 8:45 –10:30 AM and Print Culture in Hanoverian England of Mobility, c. 1950 – c.1980 10:45 AM –12:30 PM Veterans Room Ionic Room Chair and Chair Peter Mandler, University of Cambridge commentator Nicholas Rogers, York University Commentator Richard J. Williams, University of Edinburgh The Real Wives of Middlesex County: Re-Examining the Monorail City: Urban Futurism in 1960s Britain Depictions of Soldiers’ Romances in Eighteenth-Century Guy Ortolano, New York University Popular Literature Motor City: Urban Motorways and the Politics of Driving in Jennine Hurl-Eamon, Trent University British Cities, c. 1960 –1975 “Biting the Biter”: Sex, Scatology and Satiric Inversion in Simon Gunn, University of Leicester Augustan Highwaymen Lives “Petrol Economy is Vital to You and Your Country”: The Andrea McKenzie, University of Victoria Politics of Petrol in Postwar Britain Hypocrisy, Masculinity and the Red Barn Murder of 1827 Jonathan Kuiken, Boston College Lynn MacKay, Brandon University

Early Tudor England in European Context 10 8 Beliefs and the Body: Suffering, Faith Chair and 10:45 AM –12:30 PM 10:45 AM –12:30 PM and Physicality in Early Modern Britain commentator Paul Hammer, University of Colorado at Boulder Concordia Room Tuscan Room Chair Lynn A. Botelho, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Prince Arthur, Prince Henry and the Continent Aysha Pollnitz, Rice University The Embodiment of Devotion: Spiritual Models of Illness in Early Modern England Cardinal Wolsey and the Rhetoric of Italian Olivia Weisser, Princeton University Renaissance Humanism Sara Nair James, Mary Baldwin College “God the Prime Founder and Creator of the Baths”: Spiritual Belief and Bodily Experience in Seventeenth- and Henry VIII, Francis I and George Boleyn: the Anglo-French Eighteenth-Century Bath Spa Context of the Divorce Campaign Amanda E. Herbert, Christopher Newport University Jessica Sharkey, University of Cambridge Clerical Masculinity and the Aged Body in Restoration England Samuel S. Thomas, University of Alabama in Huntsville The Spiritual and Physical Trials of the Captive’s Body Claire Schen, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York

4 5 Friday Friday

11 Prostitution and Victorian Society: Making Markets in Modern Britain … 13 continued 10:45 AM –12:30 PM A Thirty-Year Retrospective Creating a Market: An Institutional History of Risk in the 10:45 AM –12:30 PM Doric Room Nineteenth Century Chapter Room Chair Barbara J. Harris Maura O’Connor, University of Cincinnati The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The Real Estate Marketplace in Nineteenth-Century Britain Discussants Deborah Gorham, Carleton University Desmond Fitz-Gibbon, University of California at Berkeley Anna Clark, University of Minnesota Philip Howell, University of Cambridge Amanda Anderson, The Johns Hopkins University The Private and Public of Early Stuart 14 Sermons: The Cases of John Donne, 10:45 AM –12:30 PM Respondent Judith R. Walkowitz, The Johns Hopkins University John Squire and John Harper Veterans Room

Chair and 12 Scotland’s Revolution commentator Susannah Brietz Monta, University of Notre Dame 10:45 AM –12:30 PM Chair Elizabeth Ewan, University of Guelph Whipped on Both Sides: The Ejection of John Squire and Composite Room Commentator Abigail Swingen, Texas Tech University the Early Modern Public Sphere Keeping the Novelties Out: Scotland and the Marketplace Isaac Stephens, Dalhousie University of Ideas in Williamite Britain Donne at St. Paul’s: Sermons at a Crossroad Michael Francis Graham, University of Akron Lori Anne Ferrell, Claremont Graduate University In Search of the Scottish Causes of the Glorious Revolution “Away with that Doctrine of Popery and Arminianism”: A Tim Harris, Brown University Moderate Puritan Preacher Negotiates Religious Change Scotland’s Lost Revolution? Ann Hughes, Keele University Daniel Szechi, University of Manchester

Luncheon and Plenary Address 12:45 – 2:15 PM 13 Making Markets in Modern Britain: Marble Room Chair Philippa Levine, The University of Texas at Austin 10:45 AM –12:30 PM Guns, Risk and Real Estate Making Britain’s Liberal Empire The Plenary Address Chapter Room Chair and Richard Price, University of Maryland will begin at 1:15 PM. commentator Margot Finn, University of Warwick The Place of Guns in Eighteenth-Century Britain Priya Satia, Stanford University

6 7 Friday Friday

15 America’s British Revolution: British Knowledge and Colonial Lives: 17 2:30 – 4:15 PM Three Decades Post-Pocock Negotiating Imperial Expectations 2:30 – 4:15 PM Ionic Room Concordia Room Chair and in Twentieth-Century Africa commentator Patrick Griffin,University of Notre Dame Chair Susan Farnsworth, Trinity Washington University Robin Hood and Remote Rule: British Revolts from Hadrian Commentator Josiah Brownell, The George Washington University to Hanoverians A Colonial Education: Interpreting “Britishness” in White Elizabeth Lewis Pardoe, Northwestern University Rhodesian Schooling, 1945 –1962 Catholic Resistance Theory in the American Founding: Ellen Boucher, Furman University Charles Carroll of Carrollton’s Revolt in Mary’s Land The Ghost of Gordon: Reconciling Expectation and Michael Breidenbach, University of Cambridge Experience in the Sudan Political Service, 1920 –1939 The De-Anglicization of Benjamin Franklin: British Identity Lia Paradis, Slippery Rock University and Revolutionary Ideas Inventing and Reinventing Tribes in Kenya: the George Boudreau, Pennsylvania State University, The Capital College Contradictions of Colonial Ethnicity Timothy Parsons, Washington University in St. Louis Respondent J. G. A. Pocock, The Johns Hopkins University

Doing Politics in the Elizabethan Theatre 18 16 Methods and Evidence in Chair and 2:30 – 4:15 PM 2:30 – 4:15 PM Early Modern Britain commentator R. Malcolm Smuts, University of Massachusetts Boston Doric Room Tuscan Room Chair and Lord Strange’s Men and Elizabethan Politics commentator Deborah Valenze, Barnard College Lawrence Manley, Yale University Milton’s Reading Notes and the Study of History Loyalism (Catholic and Puritan) and Royal Authority Thomas Fulton, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey in Sir John Oldcastle Evidence, Authority and Disagreement in Early Modern Peter Lake, Vanderbilt University British Historical Writing Nashe In and On the Theatre Kathryn James, Yale University Jennifer Lotte Andersen, California State University, San Bernardino Historical Evidence and the Study of Nature in Early Modern Britain Elizabeth Yale, Western Carolina University

8 9 Friday Friday

19 Gender, the Poor and the British State in Shaping British Identities and 21 2:30 – 4:15 PM the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Communities in Decades 2:30 – 4:15 PM Veterans Room Chapter Room Chair and of Crisis, 1918 –1945 commentator Sharon Marcus, Columbia University Chair Janet Watson, University of Connecticut A Poor Woman’s Court of Justice Commentator Laura Beers, American University Sascha Auerbach, University of Northern British Columbia Conspiracy and Celebrity: Kitchener’s Death in the “A small, weakly-looking young woman”: Gender and Interwar Years Female Violence in Late-Victorian East London Stephen Heathorn, McMaster University Andrew August, Abington College, Penn State University To Create Community: Some Contrasting Interwar “What employment is suitable?”: Gender and Initiatives in the United Kingdom Unemployment Benefit in the 1920s Lesley A. Hall, The Wellcome Library Marjorie Levine-Clark, University of Colorado Denver Heroism or “Purgatory”?: The Double-Edged Nature of the People’s War Jennifer Purcell, St. Michael’s College 20 The NACBS at 60 2:30 – 4:15 PM Chair Jason M. Kelly Composite Room Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis Afternoon Break 4:15 – 4:30 PM

Discussants Walter Arnstein University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign The History of Parliament: Seventeenth, Special Presentation Brian Lewis, McGill University Nicholas Rogers, York University Nineteenth and Twenty-First Century 4:30 – 5:30 PM Lois Schwoerer, The George Washington University Ionic Room Andrew Thrush, Section Editor, The History of Parliament Reba Soffer, California State University, Northridge Philip Salmon, Program Editor, The History of Parliament Peter Stansky, Stanford University Paul Seaward, Director, The History of Parliament R. K. Webb, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Kathleen Wilson, Stony Brook University Business Meeting of NACBS 4:30 – 5:00 PM Tuscan Room

Business Meeting of MACBS 5:00 – 5:30 PM Concordia Room

Reception 6:00 – 7:30 PM Edinburgh Hall

10 11 FSriaturdayday SaturFriday

8:00 – 8:45 AM Continental Breakfast Remaining Revelant … 23 continued Roman Strada “Our devices for that solemne and louiall daye”: 8:45 –10:30 AM Collaboration in the Making of the Early Modern Lord Tuscan Room 22 From Common Law to Colonial Mayor’s Show Tracey Hill, Bath Spa University 8:45 –10:30 AM Law: Legal Administrations in the Janelle Jenstad, University of Victoria Ionic Room British Empire from Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries International, Intra-national and 24 Chair Martin J. Wiener, Rice University Commentator Elizabeth Kolsky, Villanova University Imperial: Constructions of British 8:45 –10:30 AM Concordia Room In Search of Subjecthood: Layers of Law in the Eighteenth- Culture through Leisure Century British Empire Chair Edwin Hirschmann, Towson University Hannah Weiss Muller, Princeton University Commentator Angela Dowdell Thompsell Exercising Sovereignty: Banishment and the Courts in the The College at Brockport East India Company’s Seventeenth-Century Empire The State University of New York Devin Jacob, New York University Pierce Egan and the Britishness of Irish Boxers Courting Jurisdictions: The Case of Syed Hussein Aideed Adam Chill, Castleton State College, Vermont in Penang, 1791-1819 Protecting Britishness?: American Popular Culture and the Nurfadzilah Yahaya, Princeton University Construction of Race and Nation in Interwar Britain Allison Abra, Trent University 23 Remaining Relevant: The Self- “Just Come Off the Banana Boat”: Racism, Belonging and Postwar British Football 8:45 –10:30 AM Fashioning of London’s Livery Brett Bebber, Presbyterian College Tuscan Room Companies, 1400 –1650

Chair Joseph P. Ward, University of Mississippi The Politics of Poverty in 25 Commentator Ian W. Archer, University of Oxford Early Modern Britain 8:45 –10:30 AM “Most profitable for prentices”: Heroes and Histories in the Veterans Room London Livery Companies Chair Greg T. Smith, University of Manitoba Matthew Davies, Centre for Metropolitan History, University of London Commentator Susannah Ottaway, Carleton College Creating Trust: Livery Companies and Charitable Dearth and the Politics of Provision in Mid-Eighteenth Endowments for Poor Scholars Century England Lonnie Robbins, Northwestern University Rich Connors, University of Ottawa

12 13 FSriaturdayday SaturFriday

25 continued The Politics of Poverty … Religion and Women’s Life 27 8:45 –10:30 AM Crime, Poverty and the Processes of Inclusion and Cycles: 1880s –1930s 8:45 –10:30 AM Veterans Room Exclusion in Late Sixteenth and Early Seventeenth- Chapter Room Chair Judith Allen, Indiana University, Bloomington Century Aberdeen Commentator Jacqueline R. de Vries, Augsburg College Robert Falconer, Grant MacEwan University The Changing Place of Religion in Women’s Autobiography, Gilbert’s Poor Law Bill of 1765 c. 1850 –1960 Simon Devereaux, University of Victoria Barbara Caine, Monash University Christian Science’s Mission to Britain 26 Socio-political Action in Post- Pamela J. Walker, Carleton University 8:45 –10:30 AM Second World War Britain: A Mission Friendship: Emmeline Pethick and Mary Neal at Composite Room Engaging with the Global the West London Mission, Soho Ellen Ross, Ramapo College of New Jersey Chair Stephen Brooke, York University NGOs and the Professionalization of Politics in Constitutional Politics in 28 Postwar Britain Matthew Hilton, Nick Crowson and James McKay Early Modern Britain 8:45 –10:30 AM University of Birmingham Doric Room Chair Chris R. Kyle, Syracuse University Transnational Cultures of Democracy: the Campaign for Commentator David Harris Sacks, Reed College Nuclear Disarmament in British Politics, 1958 – c.1985 Irish Constitutional Exceptionalism and the Rule of Law: Holger Nehring, Sheffield University Strafford’s Rule in Ireland and its Critics PEN Grows from a Club into a Confederation, 1945 –1970 Alan Orr, Maryland Institute College of Art Megan Doherty, Columbia University Politics and the Constitution in Early Seventeenth- British Civil Liberties Organizations and Universal Century Scotland Human Rights Laura Stewart, Birkbeck, University of London Chris Moores, University of Birmingham Popular Politics and the Constitution during the English Civil Wars Jason Peacey, University College London

14 15 FSriaturdayday SaturFriday

29 Field of Vision: Visual Culture, Image Colonel Pride and Lady Skimmington: 31 10:45 AM –12:30 PM Reproduction and Modern British History High Politics and Popular Culture in 10:45 AM –12:30 PM Ionic Room Doric Room Chair Jordanna Bailkin, University of Washington the Scholarship of David Underdown Commentator Jennifer Tucker, Wesleyan University Chair Thomas Cogswell, University of California, Riverside The History of Art as Visual Culture: The Popular Origins of Parties and Parliament: David Underdown as Art History in Nineteenth-Century Britain Political Historian Amy Von Lintel, West Texas A&M University Jason Peacey, University College London The “Society” of Spectacle: Aristocratized Fame in the The Chalk and the Cheese: Local Cultures and Political Early Tabloid Press Allegiance in David Underdown’s Work Ryan Linkof, University of Southern California Ann Hughes, Keele University The Look of Swinging London: Fashion Models and The Taming of the Skimmington: David Underdown and Photography in the 1960s Gender History Becky E. Conekin, Yale University Rachel Weil, Cornell University

30 Searching for Culture (and Sex): The Fenian International 32 10:45 AM –12:30 PM Electronic Resources, Users and Chair William Lubenow 10:45 AM –12:30 PM Tuscan Room Research Methodologies The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Concordia Room Commentator Kerby Miller, University of Missouri Chair David Tyler, Adam Matthew Group Commentator Paul R. Deslandes, University of Vermont The Fenians and United States Working-Class Politics: An International Perspective Gender and the Family: Researching Medieval Manuscripts David Brundage, University of California, Santa Cruz with Digital Resources Elizabeth Boyle, University of Cambridge “Wild and Wicked Scheme of a Revolt”: English Radicals and the Fenians Women Writers, 1500 –1700 — Digital Feedback Anthony Daly, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Heather Wolfe, The Folger Shakespeare Library Fighting the Fenians: Comparative Counter-Revolutionary Mass Observation, Popular Culture and Entertainment Strategies in Britain and Canada Fiona Courage, University of Sussex David A. Wilson, University of Toronto

16 17 FSriaturdayday SaturFriday

33 Modern British History: National, The Collection … of Foreign Knowledge … 35 continued 10:45 AM –12:30 PM Transnational, European or Imperial? Property, Liberty and Ethnocide in Edmund 10:45 AM –12:30 PM Composite Room Spenser’s View of the Present State of Ireland Veterans Room Chair Nancy W. Ellenberger David Smith, Harvard University and Wilfrid Laurier University The United States Naval Academy “To be kept secret”: Commercial Secrets, the East India Discussants Krishan Kumar, University of Virginia Company and News from Abroad Lynn Hollen Lees, University of Pennsylvania Rupali Mishra, Auburn University Peter Mandler, University of Cambridge English Literary History of the Early Qing Dynasty Susan Pennybacker David Porter, University of Michigan The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Luncheon and Plenary Address 12:45 – 2:15 PM 34 Family Dynamics and the Marble Room Chair Lynn A. Botelho, Indiana University of Pennsylvania 10:45 AM –12:30 PM Lines of Obligation Chapter Room Fashioning Difference in Eighteenth-Century England The Plenary Address Chair and Amanda Vickery, Royal Holloway, University of London will begin at 1:15 PM. commentator Sarah Pearsall, Oxford Brookes University Brothers and Sisters: Siblings, Letter-Writing and Identity Lisa M. Toland, Indiana Wesleyan University Early Modern British History: Special Session I The Nabob’s Secret: Illegitimacy, Mixed Race and the New Directions in Researching 2:30 – 4:30 PM Family, 1790 –1860 and Teaching the Field Doric Room Deborah Cohen, Northwestern University Chair Alison Games, Georgetown University Parenting Post-Adolescents (Primarily) in the Palliser Novels Discussants Susan D. Amussen, University of California, Merced Eileen Gillooly, Columbia University Alastair Bellany Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey David Como, Stanford University 35 The Collection, Transmission and David Cressy, The Ohio State University 10:45 AM –12:30 PM Interpretation of Foreign Knowledge Mary E. Fissell, The Johns Hopkins University Veterans Room in Early Modern England

Chair Lori Anne Ferrell, Claremont Graduate University The Two Richard Hakluyts in the Monarchical Republic Nicholas Popper, The College of William and Mary

18 19 FSriaturdayday SaturFriday

Special Session II The Digital Humanities Twentieth-Century British History: Special Session III 2:30 – 4:30 PM and British Studies New Directions in Researching 2:30 – 4:30 PM Ionic Room Composite Room Chairs Tim Hitchcock and Jason M. Kelly and Teaching the Field

Using Zotero and TAPoR on the Old Bailey Proceedings: Chair Philippa Levine, The University of Texas at Austin Data Mining with Criminal Intent Tim Hitchcock, University of Hertfordshire Discussants Stephen Brooke, York University Laura Nym Mayhall, The Catholic University of America Models for Peer Review in the Digital Age Susan Pedersen, Columbia University Jason M. Kelly, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis James Vernon, University of California, Berkeley Connected Histories Jane Winters, Institute of Historical Research Guided Walking Tour of Baltimore: Walking Tour SHARE and iAMDigital Jenny Bullock, Adam Matthew Publications Mount Vernon Cultural Walk 2:30 PM Charles St Entrance The Shakespeare Quartos Archive On this tour learn how international trade, finance, and the Jim Kuhn, The Folger Shakespeare Library railroad industry generated great wealth in nineteenth-century Baltimore, and how this section of the city became home to its 18th Connect foremost cultural institutions, such as the Walters Art Gallery, Laura Mandell, Miami University of Ohio the Peabody Conservatory, and the Enoch Pratt Library. The Holinshead Project Ian Archer, University of Oxford Please pre-book and pre-pay $7.00 fee at time of conference registration. Developing a Knowledge Base for Searching Large- Scale Catalogues David Thomas, National Archives, London Afternoon Break 4:30 – 4:45 PM Zotero Dan Cohen, Center for History and New Media, George Mason University Paying for the Digital Humanities Reception 5:30 – 7:00 PM Celestina Savonius-Wroth, Indiana University, Bloomington Mirror Room

20 21 FSriunddaayy SFunriday

8:15 – 9:00 AM Continental Breakfast Sacred Texts and Saving Remnants: 38 Roman Strada Recovering Roman Catholic 9:00 –10:45 AM Communities in Sixteenth and Early Veterans Room 36 Leisure and Danger in the Victorian Seventeenth-Century England 9:00 –10:45 AM City: Post-Foucauldian Perspectives Chair and Ionic Room Chair Andrea Geddes Poole, Trent University commentator Elizabeth H. Hageman Commentator Brenda Assael, Swansea University University of New Hampshire “Preventing everything from being centred in London”: The Catholic Spiritual Community in Chideock, Dorset A Preliminary Look at the Victorian Lecture Circuit and (1590 – 95), through the Lens of Dorothy Arundell’s Acts of Provincial Identity Father John Cornelius Anne B. Rodrick, Wofford College Elizabeth Patton, The Johns Hopkins University Male Prostitution and the London GPO: “Immorality” “Go On My Book, Get Hence, and Cross the Seas”: English among Telegraph Boys from Nationalization to the Catholic Book Smuggling and the International Elizabethan Cleveland Street Scandal Catholic Community Katie Hindmarch-Watson, The Johns Hopkins University Earle A. Havens, The Johns Hopkins University Entertainmentality!: Liberalizing Modern Pleasure in the Early Modern Catholic Poetry: Communion and Community Victorian Leisure Industry Robert Miola, Loyola University Maryland Peter Bailey, University of Manitoba

“The Best Interests of the Child”: 39 37 The Political Image: Rethinking Children, Parents and the State 9:00 –10:45 AM 9:00 –10:45 AM Modern Political History in England and Ireland Composite Room Tuscan Room Chair James Cronin, Boston College Chair and Commentator Catherine Ellis, Ryerson University commentator George Robb, William Patterson University Tories and Hunters: Swinton Castle and Post-War Paternal Oversight: Child Custody and Divorce in the Conservative Identities Nineteenth Century Lawrence Black, Duke University and Durham University Gail L. Savage, St. Mary’s College of Maryland “I like to stay in and watch T.V. on my own every now and “No One’s Child?”: Custody and Illegitimacy in England, then”: Young People, Media Cultures and the Labour Party 1860 –1930 Lucy Robinson, University of Sussex Ginger S. Frost, Samford University From Michael Rimmer to Jim Hacker: Britain’s Fictional Industrial Schools, the Constitution and Parental Rights in Politics during the 1970s Twentieth-Century Ireland Steven Fielding, University of Nottingham Moira J. Maguire, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

22 23 FSriunddaayy SFunriday

40 The Earl of Essex, Francis Bacon Before Environmentalism: Environmental 42 9:00 –10:45 AM and the Challenge of Ireland Regulation in Early Modern Britain 9:00 –10:45 AM Doric Room Chapter Room Chair Hans Pawlisch Chair and United States Military History Commission commentator Elaine A. Reynolds, William Jewell College Commentator John Marshall, The Johns Hopkins University Coal Smoke at Court: Royal Campaigns against Industrial Essex’s “military dependence,” the Irish Lord Lieutenancy Production in Westminster, 1575 –1675 and Elizabethan Military Patronage in the 1590s William M. Cavert, Northwestern University David Trim, University of Reading Insanitary Nuisances in Seventeenth-Century Edinburgh “The hardest task that ever any gentleman was sent about”: and York: The Compatibility of Top-Down Control and The Earl of Essex’s Preparations for his Irish Expedition, Bottom-Up Concern 1598 – 99 Leona Skelton, Durham University Paul Hammer, University of Colorado at Boulder Poachers, Pests and Predators: Defining the Licit in Illicit in Francis Bacon — A Moderate Voice on Irish Policy Parks and Forests, 1485 –1714 Hiram Morgan, University College Cork Joanna Kucinski, North Carolina Central University

41 Britain and the Mediterranean after 1945 A Century of Socialization 43 9:00 –10:45 AM Chair and through Sport, 1848 –1948 11:00 AM –12:45 PM Concordia Room commentator Melissa Pine Yeager, Longwood University Ionic Room Chair Paul R. Deslandes, University of Vermont A “Social Democratic” Foreign Policy in Action: Britain and The Pit, the Pitch and the Pub: Scottish Soccer Players in Italy, 1945 – 50 the North of England, c. 1870 –1900 Effie Pedaliu,University of the West of England Matthew L. McDowell, University of Glasgow Maltese Falcons: Churchmen, Military Strategists, and Participants or Spectators?: Sporting Women in Victorian Nationalists in the Decolonization of Malta, 1955 –1965 Universities David A. Campion, Lewis and Clark College Christine D. Myers, Franklin University and Lourdes College Britain, the Death of General Franco and Gibraltar: The End Lower-Middle-Class Masculinity and the Introduction of of the Eternal Triangle? Physical Recreations and Sports into the Young Men’s Tom Squire, University of Reading Christian Association Geoffrey D. Spurr, Wilfrid Laurier University The Austerity of Empire: The 1948 Summer Olympics and the (Re)Imagining of Britain Oliver Scholes, University of Connecticut

24 25 FSriunddaayy SFunriday

44 Mediation and Contestation of Urban “Kort hield or long grasped”: English 46 11:00 AM –12:45 PM Identities in Postwar Britain and Ireland and Dutch Textual Exchanges and 11:00 AM –12:45 PM Tuscan Room Chapter Room Chair Matt Houlbrook, University of Oxford their Reformed Environment Commentator Ashley Dawson Chair Sears McGee, University of California, Santa Barbara City University of New York Graduate Center Commentator James Rosenheim, Texas A & M University Prostitutes and “Ordinary Citizens”: Commercial Sex, Establishment, Non-Establishment and the Territory of Public Morality and Urban Space in Mid-Twentieth- Divine Petitioning: Anglo-Dutch Observations Century London Sara Brooks, Princeton University Julia Laite, McGill University Vondel’s Restoration “Facing the Camera and Seeing Black”: “Race,” Identity and Russ Leo, Princeton University Visual Imagery in the Inner City Kieran Connell, University of Birmingham Great Britain, Pamphlets and the Dutch Disputes of the 1610s “Georgian Homes for Dublin’s Homeless”: the Dublin Eric Platt, St. Francis College Housing Action Committee and the Uses of History in Dublin’s Inner City, 1967 –1970 Erika Hanna, University of Oxford Aspects of Warfare in High and 47 Late Medieval England 11:00 AM –12:45 PM 45 The “Object” of Early Modern Science Concordia Room Chair and 11:00 AM –12:45 PM Chair and commentator Richard Abels, United States Naval Academy Veterans Room commentator T. Kenny Fountain, Case Western Reserve University Military Perspective in the Writings of John of Salisbury The Object of Thinking, Thinking Objectively and John D. Hosler, Morgan State University Objectifying Thought: Early Modern Science and John The Role of England’s Urban Forces in Plantagenet Warfare, Dee’s “Groundplat” (1570) 1140 –1216 Kristen Fairey, Independent Scholar Steven Isaac, Longwood University “Transparent Boxes”: “Objective” Observation and Early The Implications of a Genoese Crossbowman’s Account of Modern Bee Hive Design the Battle of Crécy Erika Mae Olbricht, Case Western Reserve University Kelly DeVries, Loyola University Maryland Kitchen Physic; or, When Women’s Work becomes Science Jennifer A. Munroe, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

26 27 FSriunddaayy

48 Preachers, Spies and the News: Aspects 11:00 AM –12:45 PM of Religion and the Shaping of an Doric Room Image in Seventeenth-Century Britain

Chair Linda Levy Peck, The George Washington University Commentator Robert Zaller, Drexel University Andrew Melville in Exile Kenneth L. Campbell, Monmouth University “We are senseless and not roused till the house be ready to fall”: Catholic Dangers to the Stuart Kingdoms from Abroad Matthew L. O’Brien, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey News, Religious Conflict and the Cromwellian Protectorate Nicole Greenspan, Hampden-Sydney College

49 Husbanding Resources: Land, Nature 11:00 AM –12:45 PM and Environmental Regulation during Composite Room the Long Nineteenth Century

Chair Anne Clendinning, Nipissing University Commentator Peter Thorsheim University of North Carolina at Charlotte England Green in Tooth and Claw: Ruralizing Englishness, 1880 –1914 James Caufield,University of California at Los Angeles “This Mighty Instrument of Concord”: American Commercial Agriculture and British Industrialization, 1800 –1900 Thomas Finger, University of Virginia Landlords, Tenants and Blight: How the Potato Failure Almost Reorganized Ulster Clare M. Norcio, Brandeis University

28 The NACBS is proud to thank The NACBS and the MACBS would like to thank the following individuals and institutions for their financial support of this year’s conference: Adam Matthew Digital Adam Matthew Digital

The Catholic University of America for 20 years of Generous Sponsorship. The George Washington University CUNY — The City University of New York Florida International University The History of Parliament Trust Indiana University of Pennsylvania The Institute of Historical Research, University of London The Johns Hopkins University, Department of History The Johns Hopkins University, Institute of the History of Medicine Lehman College Penn State at Abington St. Vincent’s College University of Maryland, Baltimore County The University of Maryland We invite you to visit them at their book display in the Roman Strada Room. and our anonymous donors. BEST IN SCHOLARSHIP from BEST IN SCHOLARSHIP from CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE

One great book with Sex Before A Search for Sovereignty* The Constitutional Origins 30 Successful Years. the Sexual Revolution* Law and Geography in of the American Revolution* Happy Anniversary Intimate Life European Empires, 1400–1900 JACK P. GREENE in England 1918–1963 LAUREN BENTON New Histories of American Law Prostitution SIMON SZRETER and and Victorian Society KATE FISHER European Encounters Women, Class, and the State Cambridge Social and Cultural Histories with the Yamana People JUDITH R. WALKOWITZ Purifying Empire of Cape Horn, Before Obscenity and the Politics Empire and Globalisation* and After Darwin of Moral Regulation in Networks of People, Goods Ireland ANNE CHAPMAN Britain, India and Australia and Capital in the British World, DEANA HEATH A History c.1850–1914 THOMAS BARTLETT Abolition* GARY B. MAGEE and A History of Slavery ANDREW S. THOMPSON and Antislavery Understanding Childhood and Child SEYMOUR DRESCHER the British Empire* A Commonwealth Labour in the British RONALD HYAM of the People* Industrial Revolution Exclusionary Empire* Popular Politics and England’s JANE HUMPHRIES English Liberty Overseas, Cambridge Studies in Economic History - Energy and the English Long Social Revolution, 1066–1649 1600–1900 Second Series Industrial Revolution* DAVID ROLLISON Edited by E. A. WRIGLEY JACK P. GREENE *Available in hardback and paperback.

www.cambridge.org/us www.cambridge.org/us BEST IN SCHOLARSHIP from BEST IN SCHOLARSHIP from CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE

Making the Market Cambridge Studies in Nabobs Freedom Bound* Victorian Origins of Early Modern British History Empire and Identity in Law, Labor, and Civic Identity in Corporate Capitalism Eighteenth-Century Britain Colonizing English America, PAUL JOHNSON Women, Feminism TILLMAN W. NECHTMAN 1580–1865 Cambridge Studies in Economic History - and Religion in Early CHRISTOPHER TOMLINS Second Series Enlightenment England 2009 Albion Prize Winner Settler Society in the English SARAH APETREI Making Empire* The Origins of English Leeward Islands, 1670–1776 Colonial Encounters and Financial Markets NATALIE A. ZACEK Investment and Speculation The Art of Hearing the Creation of Imperial Rule before the South Sea Bubble English Preachers and in Nineteenth-Century Africa The Capital and the Colonies ANNE L. MURPHY their Audiences, 1590–1640 RICHARD PRICE London and the Atlantic Cambridge Studies in Economic History - ARNOLD HUNT Economy 1660–1700 Second Series West Indian Slavery and NUALA ZAHEDIEH The Politics and Culture British Abolition, 1783–1807* Britain’s Declining Empire* The Price of Emancipation The Road to Decolonisation, of Honour in Britain DAVID BECK RYDEN Slave-Ownership, 1918–1968 and Ireland, 1541–1641 Compensation and British RONALD HYAM BRENDAN KANE Intimate Strangers* Society at the End of Slavery Friendship, Exchange Mosquito Empires* NICHOLAS DRAPER and Pacific Encounters Cambridge Studies in Economic History - Ecology and War in the Reason and Religion in VANESSA SMITH Second Series Greater Caribbean, 1620–1914 the English Revolution Critical Perspectives on Empire J. R. MCNEILL The Challenge of Socinianism *Available in hardback and paperback. New Approaches to the Americas SARAH MORTIMER

www.cambridge.org/us www.cambridge.org/us New from Stanford University Press

English Presbyterianism, British State Romanticism NEW IN PAPERBACK 1590-1640 Authorship, Agency, and Marriage, Writing, POLLY HA Bureaucratic Nationalism $65.00 cloth and Romanticism ANNE FREY Wordsworth and $55.00 cloth Britain’s Chinese Eye Austen After War Literature, Empire, and Philosophers on ERIC C. WALKER Aesthetics in Nineteenth- Shakespeare $23.95 paper Century Britain Edited by ELIZABETH HOPE CHANG PAUL A. KOTTMAN Romanticism and the $55.00 cloth $21.95 paper $60.00 cloth Rise of English ANDREW ELFENBEIN Riding the Black Ram The Self and It $21.95 paper Law, Literature, and Novel Objects in Gender Eighteenth-Century Literary Historicity England Literature and SUSAN SAGE HEINZELMAN Historical Experience $50.00 cloth JULIE PARK in Eighteenth-Century $50.00 cloth Britain Actions and Objects from Hobbes to Richardson The New Labour RUTH MACK JONATHAN KRAMNICK Experiment $21.95 paper $24.95 paper $65.00 cloth Change and Reform Under Blair and Brown The Gothic Text Men and the Making of FLORENCE FAUCHER-KING MARSHALL BROWN $24.95 paper Modern British Feminism and PATRICK LE GALÈS ARIANNE CHERNOCK $21.95 paper $60.00 cloth $60.00 cloth Modern Migrations On Demand Gujarati Indian Networks Writing for the Market in in New York and London Early Modern England Stanford MARITSA V. POROS University Press DAVID J. BAKER $22.95 paper $60.00 cloth $55.00 cloth 800.621.2736 www.sup.org

INDEX 1 – 49 Regular Panels Friday – Sunday

PA Plenary Address 1:15 – 2:15 PM, Friday and Saturday

SP Special Presentation 4:30 – 5:30 PM, Friday

SS I, II, and III Special Sessions Saturday, 2:30 – 4:30 PM

Name ...... Session

Abels, Richard ...... 47 A Abra, Allison ...... 24 Allen, Judith 27 Assael, Brenda ...... 36 Amussen, Susan D. SS I Anderson, Amanda ...... 11 Andersen, Jennifer Lotte ...... 18 Archer, Ian W...... 23, SS II Arnstein, Walter 20 Auerbach, Sascha ...... 19 August, Andrew ...... 19

Bailey, Peter ...... 36 B Bailkin, Jordanna ...... 29 Barron, Caroline M. 3 Bebber, Brett 24 Beers, Laura ...... 21 Bellany, Alastair SSI Black, Lawrence ...... 37 Botelho, Lynn A...... 8 Doherty, Megan 26 Boucher, Ellen ...... 17 Boudreau, George ...... 15 Ellenberger, Nancy W...... 33 E Boyle, Elizabeth 30 Ellis, Catherine ...... 37 Breidenbach, Michael ...... 15 Ewan, Elizabeth 12 Brooke, Stephen ...... 26, SS III Brooks, Sara ...... 46 Brownell, Josiah ...... 17 Fairey, Kristen 45 F Brundage, David ...... 32 Falconer, Robert ...... 25 Bullock, Jenny ...... SS II Farnsworth, Susan ...... 17 Ferrell, Lori Anne 14, 35 Fett, Denice ...... 5 C Caine, Barbara ...... 27 Fielding, Steven ...... 37 Campbell, Kenneth L. 48 Finger, Thomas 49 Campion, David A...... 41 Finn, Margot ...... 13 Caufield, James 49 Fissell, Mary E...... SS I Cavert, William M...... 42 Fitz-Gibbon, Desmond ...... 13 Chill, Adam 24 Fountain, T. Kenny ...... 45 Clark, Anna 11 Foxley, Rachel ...... 4 Clendinning, Anne ...... 49 Froide, Amy M. 2 Cogswell, Thomas ...... 5, 31 Frost, Ginger S...... 39 Cohen, Dan SS II Fulton, Thomas 16 Cohen, Deborah ...... 34 Como, David ...... SS I Conekin, Becky E...... 29 Games, Alison ...... SS I G Connell, Kieran 44 Geddes Poole, Andrea ...... 36 Connors, Rich ...... 25 Gillooly, Eileen ...... 34 Courage, Fiona 30 Gorham, Deborah ...... 11 Cressy, David SS I Graham, Michael Francis 12 Cronin, James ...... 37 Greenspan, Nicole ...... 48 Crowson, Nick ...... 26 Griffin, Patrick ...... 15 Cullum, P. H...... 3 Griffiths, Paul ...... 5 Gunn, Simon ...... 9

D Daly, Anthony 32 Davies, Matthew ...... 23 Hageman, Elizabeth H...... 38 H Dawson, Ashley ...... 44 Hall, Lesley A...... 21 Deslandes, Paul R. 30, 43 Hammer, Paul 10, 40 Devereaux, Simon ...... 25 Hanna, Erika ...... 44 DeVries, Kelly 47 Harland-Jacobs, Jessica ...... 6 de Vries, Jacqueline 27 Harris, Barbara J. 11 Laite, Julia ...... 44 L Harris, Tim ...... 12 Lake, Peter 18 Havens, Earle A...... 38 Larson, Peter L...... 2 Heathorn, Stephen ...... 21 Lee, Christopher J...... 6 Herbert, Amanda E...... 8 Lees, Lynn Hollen 33 Hill, Tracey ...... 23 Leo, Russ 46 Hilton, Matthew 26 Levine, Philippa SS III Hindmarch-Watson, Katie ...... 36 Levine-Clark, Marjorie ...... 19 Hinshaw, Judith 2 Levitan, Kathrin 2 Hirschmann, Edwin 24 Lewis, Brian ...... 20 Hitchcock, Tim ...... SS II Linkof, Ryan ...... 29 Hosler, John D...... 47 Lubenow, William 32 Howard, Adam M...... 6 Howell, Philip 11 MacKay, Lynn 7 M Houlbrook, Matt ...... 1, 44 Maguire, Moira J. 39 Hughes, Ann ...... 14, 31 Mahlberg, Gaby ...... 4 Hurl-Eamon, Jennine ...... 7 Mandell, Laura ...... SS II Mandler, Peter ...... 9, 33 I Isaac, Steven ...... 47 Manley, Lawrence ...... 18 Israel, Kali ...... 1 Marcus, Sharon ...... 19 Marshall, John ...... 40 Mayhall, Laura Nym SS III J Jacob, Devin ...... 22 McDowell, Matthew L...... 43 James, Kathryn ...... 16 McGee, Sears ...... 46 James, Sara Nair ...... 10 McIntosh, Marjorie K. 3 Jenstad, Janelle 23 McKay, James ...... 26 McKenzie, Andrea ...... 7 K Kelly, Jason M...... 20, SS II Miola, Robert 38 Kennedy, Dane ...... 6 Miller, Kerby ...... 32 Kolsky, Elizabeth ...... 22 Mishra, Rupali ...... 35 Koven, Seth ...... 1 Monta, Susannah Brietz ...... 14 Kucinski, Joanna ...... 42 Moores, Chris ...... 26 Kuhn, Jim SS II Morgan, Hiram ...... 40 Kuiken, Jonathan ...... 9 Muller, Hannah Weiss ...... 22 Kumar, Krishan ...... 33 Munroe, Jennifer A. 45 Kyle, Chris R. 28 Myers, Christine D. 43 N Nehring, Holger 26 Rosenheim, James ...... 46 Norcio, Clare M...... 49 Rosenthal, Joel ...... 3 Ross, Ellen ...... 27 O O’Brien, Matthew L...... 48 O’Connor, Maura 13 Sacks, David Harris 28 S Olbricht, Erika Mae 45 Salmon, Philip ...... SP Orr, Alan ...... 28 Satia, Priya ...... 13 Ortolano, Guy ...... 9 Savage, Gail L. 39 Ottaway, Susannah 25 Savonius-Wroth, Celestina ...... SS II Savonius-Wroth, Sami-Juhani 4 P Paradis, Lia 17 Schen, Claire 8 Pardoe, Elizabeth Lewis ...... 15 Scholes, Oliver ...... 43 Parker, Jason Christopher ...... 6 Schwoerer, Lois ...... 20 Parsons, Timothy ...... 17 Seaward, Paul ...... SP Patton, Elizabeth ...... 38 Sharkey, Jessica ...... 10 Pawlisch, Hans 40 Skelton, Leona ...... 42 Peacey, Jason ...... 28, 31 Smith, David ...... 35 Pearsall, Sarah ...... 34 Smith, Greg T...... 25 Peck, Linda Levy ...... 48 Smuts, R. Malcolm ...... 18 Pedaliu, Effie ...... 41 Soffer, Reba ...... 20 Pedersen, Susan ...... SS III Spurr, Geoffrey D...... 43 Peltonen, Markku 4 Squire, Tom 41 Pennybacker, Susan ...... 33 Stansky, Peter ...... 20 Platt, Eric 46 Stephens, Isaac ...... 14 Pocock, J. G. A. 15 Stewart, Laura ...... 28 Pollnitz, Aysha ...... 10 Swingen, Abigail ...... 12 Popper, Nicholas ...... 35 Szechi, Daniel ...... 12 Porter, David ...... 35 Price, Richard ...... PA, Fri. Thomas, David ...... SS II T Purcell, Jennifer 21 Thomas, Samuel S. 8 Thompsell, Angela Dowdell 24 R Reynolds, Elaine A. 42 Thorsheim, Peter ...... 49 Robb, George ...... 39 Toland, Lisa M...... 34 Robbins, Lonnie ...... 23 Thrush, Andrew SP Robinson, Lucy 37 Trim, David ...... 40 Rodrick, Anne B...... 36 Tucker, Jennifer ...... 29 Rogers, Nicholas ...... 7, 20 Tyler, David ...... 30 V Valenze, Deborah 16 Vernon, James ...... SS III Vicinus, Martha ...... 2 Vickery, Amanda ...... PA, Sat. Von Lintel, Amy ...... 29

W Walker, Pamela J. 27 Walkowitz, Judith R...... 11 Ward, Joseph P...... 23 Waters, Chris 1 Watson, Janet ...... 21 Webb, R. K. 20 Weil, Rachel ...... 31 Weisser, Olivia ...... 8 Wiener, Martin J...... 22 Williams, Richard J. 9 Wilson, David A...... 32 Wilson, Kathleen ...... 20 Winters, Jane SS II Wolfe, Heather ...... 30 Wrightson, Keith ...... 5

Y Yahaya, Nurfadzilah 22 Yale, Elizabeth ...... 16 Yeager, Melissa Pine ...... 41

Z Zaller, Robert ...... 48 Cover and program design: Sebastian Biot Sebastian design: program and Cover