July 2004

H-Atlantic Reviews

I’ve also recently had a couple of interesting web reviews from H-Atlantic:

Plimoth Plantation

A Virtual Tour of New Netherland

You might also want to visit their book reviews page.

There will be more from this source tomorrow: it’s time to do the conference listings again!


Colonial America Fellowships

From H-Atlantic, news of some fellowships in the US:

Dissertation and Post-Doctoral Fellowships, Program in Early American Economy and Society at the Library Company of Philadelphia, 2005-2006. Stipends: dissertation-level fellowship, of $17,500 for the full year or two half-year fellowships of $8,750 each; post-doctoral fellowship, $40,000 for the full year or two half-year fellowships of $20,000 each. The Program will also award four one-month research fellowships carrying stipends of $1,800. Deadlines: post-doctoral fellowship, 1 November 2004; one-month and dissertation-level fellowships, 1 March 2005.

NEH Post-doctoral Fellowships, Library Company of Philadelphia. Very similar application details to the post-doc fellowship outlined above.

Visiting Fellowships, Library Company of Philadelphia and Historical Society of Pennsylvania. About 30 one-month fellowships to be awarded for 2005-6. Stipend of $1,800; also two Barra Foundation International Fellowships, each for $2,000 plus travel expenses, reserved for foreign national scholars resident outside the U. S. Deadline: 1 March 2005.


Let’s get this ball rolling

Welcome to the new EMN. Don’t forget to change bookmarks and feeds.

I’m still tweaking things around a bit, but it looks good to go. I haven’t tried working out how to make the URLs nice for archive posts yet; I read those particular instructions and ran away for the time being. I’m also dithering over whether to have 3 columns, but it’s a bit very complicated. I also haven’t attempted to import posts from the Blogger original, and don’t know whether I’ll bother or not. Until (if) I do, I’ll keep a link on this page for reference purposes.

Update: Just remembered to check it out in Netscape and Opera as well as IE, and it looks OK (slightly different, as is to be expected, but nothing nasty). If you’re using a different browser and it looks weird in any way, let me know and I’ll see what I can do. I should probably also check that the HTML for the template still validates after my tinkerings, I suppose.


Am I a tease?

Maybe.

Later.


Still testing

Come back later.

It will be worth it.