Early Modern History Workshop - "Gold-Spangl'd Schemes and Sticky Reality: Colonial Impossibilities in Eighteenth-Century Senegal"

Date
Wednesday, March 2, 2016, 12:00 pm1:15 pm
Location
210 Dickinson Hall
Audience
Public

Details

Event Description

"Gold-Spangl'd Schemes and Sticky Reality: Colonial Impossibilities in Eighteenth-Century Senegal"

Matthew McDonald, Department of History, Princeton University


There is a pre-circulated paper for this workshop. Please email Jennifer Loessy at [email protected] for the password.


To attend, RSVP to Jennifer Loessy at [email protected]. Lunch will be served, and space is limited to 25 attendees.


The Early Modern History workshop is a seminar series for Princeton students and faculty interested in the study of early modern history. The series brings together a community of early modernists that transcends common subdivision in this field. The series provides graduate students with a forum in which to present works-in-progress, grant applications, research papers, and dissertation papers.

 

 
Area of Interest
Colonialism & Post Colonialism
Imperial History
Period
17th & 18th Centuries
Region
Sub-Saharan Africa
Scholarly Series
Early Modern History Workshop