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- NAME: NAME: Scott Sowerby
- FIELD IN HISTORY AND LITERATURE: Modern Europe (Britain), Early Modern Europe
- Ph.D.: Harvard University (History)
- AREAS OF INTEREST:
- Early modern and modern Britain
- Early modern Europe
- British Empire
- British Atlantic World
- Political culture, popular politics, monarchy and republicanism
- National identities and state formation
- Gender and sexuality
- Radicalism and utopian thought
- Enlightenment thought in England, Scotland, France and the Netherlands
- The history of religion, especially the origins of religious toleration
- Religious orthodoxy and heterodoxy
- Connections between religious change and social change
- Movements for social and political reform (Levellers, abolitionists, Chartists, suffragettes)
- The experience of exile, political and religious (Marian exiles, Huguenots, Jacobites)
- Travel narratives, captivity narratives, exploration and cross-cultural exchange
- The application of social science to history, especially social movement theory
- DISSERTATION:
- James II's Revolution: The Politics of Religious Toleration in England, 1685-1689
- E-MAIL ADDRESS: sowerby @ fas
- HOME PHONE: 493-5077
- HARVARD HOUSE AFFILIATION: Resident tutor at Currier House
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