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RT @Princeton: It's the first day of the spring semester. Happy #FDOC, #PrincetonU! 📝

RT @PrincetonPL: @PrincetonSPIA @julianzelizer Join us for Library Live at Labyrinth on Feb. 4 at 6 pm to hear @julianzelizer discuss "In D….

RT @PrincetonSPIA: It’s not a popular idea these days, but could partisanship actually be good for America? Princeton SPIA’s @JulianZelizer….

RT @Alexander_Avina: Learned so much from my brilliant colleagues @CoDallaPorta @rachelbnolan & @jake_b_blanc at the #AHA25 .

RT @natasha_wheatl: Glad and surprised that @stephenWalt liked The Life and Death of States! — in @ForeignPolicy . @PrincetonUPress @Princ….

RT @planetdenken: The 2025 @AHAhistorians conference begins today! I organized a roundtable called "The Return of Political Economy in Mode….

RT @DavidAvromBell: In which I am not particularly kind to a new history of communism.

RT @xwen0113: Received a book award at Keimyung University in Daegu, Korea. Really appreciated the staff and faculty there! .

The @AASL_Academy prize citation recognizes "Dr. Jordan’s distinguished contribution to humanity’s capacity to make sense of its own past, that its present and future may be enriched by a larger understanding of its story."

ICYMI: The American Academy of Sciences and Letters awarded Prof. William Chester Jordan the 2024 Barry Prize during an October ceremony at the Library of Congress. Prof. Jordan is photographed standing below as the third from the right in the third row.

RT @kinohin: A toast to Prof. Anthony Grafton on his upcoming transfer to emeritus status. Nearly 50 years of teaching, mentoring, and writ….

The judges found that Prof. Blaakman's "lucid, deeply researched, and beautifully rendered" book makes a "compelling case for placing land speculation at the very center of our understanding of the American project." . Pick up your copy at @PennPress

Exciting news! Prof. Michael Blaakman's "Speculation Nation" has won the 2024 William Nelson Cromwell Book Prize from the American Society for Legal History @ASLHtweets .

RT @ASLHtweets: There is a new @ASLHtweets Talking Legal History episode! @SiobhanBarco talks with Hendrik Hartog @legalhis about his new b….

Cha spent his 23-24 AY as a postdoc at the Nova Forum at the University of Southern California and began his first year of law school at Notre Dame @NDLaw this fall.

The ASLH judges were surprised to learn that intertwined religious and political developments led to the creation of a “fiscal-missionary” church during the long nineteenth century.

In “Constitutional Religions,” Cha follows Presbyterians in the British Empire and the United States in the long nineteenth century and reveals that the Presbyterian Church was shaped by and in turn shaped broader political events on both continents.

Have you heard? Recent grad Min Tae Cha *23 has won the American Society of Legal History's @ASLHtweets 2024 William Nelson Cromwell Dissertation Prize for his project, "Constitutional Religion: Presbyterians between the British and American Empires"!