The Henry Allen Moe Prize in the Humanities

2007

Patricia M. Wald
for "International Criminal Courts: Some Kudos and Concerns"

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2006

Brunilde Sismondo Ridgway
for "The Study of Greek Sculpture in the Twenty-first Century"

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2005

Linda Greenhouse
For "'Because We Are Final': Judicial Review Two Hundred Years after Marbury," delivered as part of the symposium "The Two Hundredth Anniversary of Marbury v. Madison."

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2004

James J. Megivern
for "Capital Punishment: The Curious History of its Privileged Place in Christendom"

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2003

Carmela Vircillo Franklin
for "'Pro Communi doctorum virorum comodo': The Vatican Library and Its Service to Scholarship"

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2002

Thomas Noel Mitchell
for "Roman Republicansim: The Underrated Legacy"

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2001

Harry Kitsikopoulos
for "Technilogical Change in Medieval England: A Critique of the Neo-Malthusian Argument"

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2000

Helen Hennessey Vendler
for "Seamus Heaney and the Oresteia: 'Mycanae Outlook' and the Usefulness of Tradition"

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1999

Anthony Grafton
for "Girolamo Cardano and the Tradition of Classical Astrology"

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1998

Gerhard Böwering
for "The Concept of Time in Islam"

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1997

Jaroslav Pelikan
for "Greek Wisdom in New Rome"

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1996

Christian Habicht
for "Athens, Samos, and Alexander the Great"

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1995

James McPherson
for "Who Freed the Slaves?"

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1994

Bernard Bailyn
for "Thomas Jefferson and the Ambiguity of Liberty"

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1993

John P. Larner
for "North American Hero? Christopher Columbus, 1702-2002"

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1992

Crawford H. Greenewalt
for "When a Mighty Empire Was Destroyed: The Common Man at the Fall of Sardis, ca. 546 B.C."

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1991

Ada Louise Huxtable
for "Architectural Criticism"

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1990

Henry Hoenigswald
for "Does Language Grow on Trees? Ancestry, Descent, Regularity"

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1989

Roland M. Frye
for "'Not of an age, but for all time": A Shakespearean's Thoughts on Shakespeare's Permanence"

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1988

Nicholas deB. Katzenbach
for "Separation of Powers Now and Then"

Theodore J. Ziolkowski
for "Schinkel's Museum: The Romantic Temple of Art"

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1987

Robert R. Palmer
for "The Two Toczuevilles and Two Kinds of History"

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1986

Diane Ravitch
for "Politicization and the Schools: The Case of Bilingual Education"

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1985

Alfred J. Rieber
for "Businessmen and Business Culture in Pre-Revolutionary Russia"

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1984

M. Alison Frantz
for "Multum in Parvo: The Aegean Island of Sikinos"

Edmund Sears Morgan
for "The World and William Penn"

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1982

Rensselaer W. Lee
for "The First Illustration of Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered"

Jerome Blum
for "Fiction and the European Peasantry: The realist Novel as A Historial Source"