Library Resident Fellows 1992-1993

Andreas Daum

Ph.D. candidate, University of Munich

Popular Science in Nineteenth-Century Germany and America
 

Richard Drayton

Ph.D. candidate, Yale University

Imperial Science and a Scientific Empire: Kew Gardens and the Uses of Nature, 1772-1903
 

Professor Sydney A. Halpern

University of Illinois, Chicago

Controversies within Clinical Research Communities.
 

Roger W. Haughey

Ph.D. candidate, Georgetown University

Musical Culture and the Creation of Elite Social Identity in Philadelphia, 1680-1790
 

Mikhail B. Konashev

Institute of the History of Science and Technology, St. Petersburg

Theodosius Dobzhansky and the Evolutionary Synthesis
 

Dr. Margaret J. Leahey

Saint Michael's College

Peter Stephen DuPonceau on American Indigenous Language Scholarship
 

Dr. Eugenio Lo Sardo

Archivio di Stato, Rome

Franklin and Filangieri and Opposition to the British Colonial Policy
 

Eliza McFeely

Ph.D. candidate, New York University

Taking Possession of the Indians: Anthropology, American Popular Culture and the Acquisition of Southwest Indian Culture, 1879-1915
 

Professor Lawrence T. Martin

University of Akron

An Edition of Ojibwa Stories Collected by Homer H. Kidder
 

Professor Elizabeth Milroy

Wesleyan University

Politics and Display at Philadelphia's Great Central Sanitary Fair of 1864
 

Jeffrey Mosher

Ph.D. candidate, University of Florida

Local Struggle and National Institutions: Pernambuco and the Construction of the Nation-State in Brazil, 1808-1860
 

Professor William A. Speck

University of Leeds

Electoral Behaviour in Colonial Pennsylvania
 

Professor Marga Vicedo

University of Salamanca

What Was That Thing Called Mendelian Genetics? Reinterpreting the Role of W. E. Castle and E. M. East in the Development of Genetics, 1900-1920
 

David Waldstreicher

Ph.D. candidate, Yale University

Nationalist Celebration in Philadelphia, 1783-1830
 

Bruce H. Yenawine

Ph.D. candidate, Syracuse University

Dr. Franklin's Legacy: The 200-Year History of the Franklin Trust Funds in Philadelphia and Boston