Kristin Allukian. Working to Become: Women, Work, and Literary Legacy in American Women's
Postbellum Literature
Michael Blaakman. Speculation Nation: Land Speculators and Land Mania in
Post-Revolutionary America
Richard Boles. Dividing
the Faith: The Rise of Racially Segregated Northern Churches, 1730-1850
Anna Bonewitz. Fashioning
the British Empire: Fashion, Imagery and Colonial Exchange in
Eighteenth-Century New England
Susan de Guardiola. Figures and Changes: The Evolution of the Cotillon in France, England,
and America, 1760-1840
Marian Desrosiers. John Banister and the Influence of a Colonial Newport Merchant on the
Economy of Pre-Revolutionary America
Russell Fehr. Anxious
Electorate: City Politics in Mid-1920s America
Benjamin Irvin. "Invalids"
and Independence: Disability, Masculinity, Class, and Citizenship among
Veterans of the Revolutionary War
Kathryn Irving. The
American Schools for Idiotic Children: Disability and Development in the
Nineteenth Century
Noam Maggor. Brahmin
Capitalism: Gentlemanly Bankers, Urban Populists, and the Origins of the Modern
American Economy
Karen Murray. Roxbury:
African-American History, Gender, and the Politics of Urban Poverty
Steven Pitt. City
upon the Atlantic Tides: Puritans, Merchants, and the Seafaring Community of
Boston, 1689-1763
Ashley Smith. "We
Have Never Not Been Here": Place, History, and Belonging in Native New
England
Each Fellow receives a $5,000 award to visit at least three of the participating NERFC institutions for no less than two weeks' worth of research on their topic. The thirteen fellowships handed out this year are the most to date.
