Sociability without Borders? Exploring the Place of Conviviality and Voluntary Association in Colonial and Global Social History, 18th–19th Centuries

German Historical Institute 2
Friday, January 6, 2017: 1:30 PM-3:00 PM
Room 303 (Colorado Convention Center, Meeting Room Level)
Chair:
Jan C. Jansen, German Historical Institute
Papers:
A Hospitable Country: Egalitarianism, Sociability, and Racial Exclusion in 18th-Century Jamaica
Trevor Burnard, University of Melbourne
Rebuilding the French Atlantic: Saint-Domingue Refugees and Masonic Lodges, 1790s-1820
Jan C. Jansen, German Historical Institute
Letter Writing and Masonic Sociability in 18th-Century France
Kenneth B. Loiselle, Trinity University,
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