John C. Winters, Ph.D.
@wintersjohnc
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Author of "The Amazing Iroquois." Assist prof and public historian @southernmiss. NY history research associate @theITPS. @[email protected]
Ocean Springs, MS
Joined August 2012
Not sure if any #twitterstorians are still here, but I had to announce...my copies finally arrived. Huzzah! https://t.co/iLMTC0cRaO
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On Thurs 4/18 @7-8pm, to fete the glorious 50th anniversary of my first backyard home run, I return to Long Island & I'm hoping a certain other Waldstreicher, who pitched that whiffle ball, will be there to witness: Cold Spring Harbor Library & via Zoom https://t.co/UPG7ytLpfK
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Preservation Long Island - Scholar LectureJupiter Hammon & Phillis Wheatley: Poetry, Politics, Faith, and VoiceApril 18, 2024 Past Events
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We’re going beyond the Beyond!
We are pleased to announce our end of the year event for 2024: Beyond the Founders, 20 Years Later to be held Friday, 10 May from 2:00-5:30PM. The hybrid event will feature two roundtables on the collection's impact and legacy. Please see the event poster for RSVP information!
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The McNeil Center will debut the first endowed lecture series in the field of early American Studies: the Benjamin Franklin Distinguished Lectures. Please join us in Nov. 2024 for the inaugural lectures, to be given by @DWaldstreicher. More info here: https://t.co/dizZhmJEOj
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Power! fame! drama! Look forward to chatting with the brilliant @CassAGood @MHS1791 @AncestorExperts on Thursday 2/15, 6pm EST. We’ll explore the curious lives of George Washington’s heirs, join us! #twitterstorians
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Early academic career stuff is weird. I apply for so many fellowships/awards/stuff that I get rejections from things I don't remember applying for. Just got 2 in 1 day and had to look them up in my records. I thought it would feel less bad due to the surprise...not so much 🤷
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Tune in tomorrow! @DWaldstreicher and I will be chatting about Boston and the tea party, courtesy of @USNatArchives
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This program is made possible in part by the National Archives Foundation.
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Lots of excellent new podcast episodes this week, including the latest @Unsung__History featuring @wintersjohnc on the Haudenosaunee Confederacy: https://t.co/hOnWvQ3xpB
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Before Europeans landed in North America, five Indigenous nations around what would become New York State came together to form the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. When …
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In recognition of #IndigenousPeoplesDay2023 please check out season two of the #ITPS podcast, Public History in a Virtual Age, which focuses on Indigenous Public History:
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Happy birthday @ionauniversity! Join the #ITPS tomorrow for a virtual event with @ifphexplorers. Details⬇️
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Your quarterly bibliography of new material in #NativeAmerican/#Indigenous history. Hope you enjoy. Keep reading, folks. and buy some books from these authors if you have a few spare clams. https://t.co/tYMQMZPnrv
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James/Jim Axtell, @williamandmary historian whose scholarship was foundational to the establishment of Ethnohistory and New Indian history, passed away earlier this week in Newport News.
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View James L. Axtell's obituary, send flowers and sign the guestbook.
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Not to be missed if you are a Rochester local. This "little" book is central to understanding a significant part of Indigenous/colonial/U.S. history. It's pretty classroom friendly, too
If you want to talk about a nice little book, signup is free.
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If you want to talk about a nice little book, signup is free.
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My latest for Boston review, on Nick Witham's Popularizing the Past: Historians, Publishers, and Readers in Postwar America, with riffs on Hofstadter, Boorstin, John Hope Franklin, Gerda Lerner, Howard Zinn, and, of course, Harvey Neptune, Staughton Lynd:
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What happens when radical historians write for the public.
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Finished up a fantastic fellowship @nysarchives researching the State Museum and the Iroquois Life Group dioramas created by Arthur C. Parker in 1910s. Good archives, people, and buffalo wings. Oh yeah, @SpinDoctorsBand were there, too...
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Spotted in the wild by a friend! Wish I could be there with my #SHEAR2023 friends... #twitterstorians
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