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Nathan Wuertenberg The George Washington University |
| List Affiliations: | Reviewer for H-War |
| Reviews: | Wuertenberg on Weaver |
| Interests: | African American History / Studies American History / Studies Atlantic History / Studies Black History / Studies British History / Studies Canadian History / Studies Colonial America Colonial and Post-Colonial History / Studies Cultural History / Studies Digital Humanities Diplomacy and International Relations Early Modern History and Period Studies Ethnic History / Studies French History / Studies Government and Public Service Intellectual History Law and Legal History Maritime History / Studies Military History Nationalism History / Studies Native American History / Studies Oral History Political History / Studies Pre-Columbian History / Studies Rhetoric Social History / Studies Women, Gender, and Sexuality |
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Bio: I am currently a doctoral student at The George Washington University in Washington, D.C. I previously completed an undergraduate honors thesis at McDaniel College in Westminster, Maryland on the role of the American Revolution in the evolution of Quaker gender relations and reform movements in the early American republic and a Masters thesis at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana on the influence of national identity in shaping United States Indian policies before and after the American Revolution. I have presented research on a number of topics at the 2014 Society for Military History Conference, the 2014 and 2015 PCA/ACA Conference, the 2015 Southern Labor Studies Association Conference, the 2015 Society for History in the Federal Government Conference, the 2016 PCA/ACA Conference, and the 2016 American Ethnological Society Conference. I have also contributed a chapter to the volume Violence in American Popular Culture entitled “From Knights to Knights-Errant: The Evolution of Westerns through Portrayals of Violence." I am currently conducting research for a doctoral dissertation on the 1775 Quebec Campaign and the northern borderlands during the American Revolution. |
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