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2018
\nCheryl Greenberg<\/strong>, Paul E. Raether Distinguised Professor of History, Trinity College, A History of Black- Jewish Relations- A Usable Past for the Age of Trump ( April 23, 2018)<\/p>\n

2017
\nPaul Robinson<\/strong>, Law Professor, University of Pennsylvania, Trigger Crimes and Social Progress:\u00a0 The Tragedy-Outrage-Reform Dynamic in America <\/em>(April 25, 2017)<\/p>\n

2016
\nLeslie Desmangles<\/strong>, Professor of Religious Studies, Trinity College, The People of the Lonely Star:\u00a0 The Jewish Diaspora in the Caribbean<\/em>, (April 25, 2016)<\/p>\n

2015
\nJosiah Ober,<\/strong> Professor of Political Science, Stanford University, The Rise and Fall of Classical Greece<\/em> (April 27, 2015)<\/p>\n

2014
\nDrew Hyland,<\/strong> Charles A. Dana Professor of Philosophy, Trinity College, Nietzsche\u2019s Love for Socrates<\/em> (April 28, 2014)<\/p>\n

2013
\nDagmar Herzog<\/strong>, Distinguished Professor of History and Daniel Rose Faculty Scholar, City University of New York, Sexuality in Europe: A Twentieth Century History and a History of the Present <\/em>(04\/22\/2013)<\/p>\n

2012
\nJoan D. Hedrick<\/strong>, Charles A. Dana Professor of History, Trinity College, Spirited Women: The Visions of Harriet Beecher Stowe and Ellen White, Prophet of Seventh-day Adventism<\/em> (April 23, 2012)<\/p>\n

2011
\nAmitava Kumar<\/strong>, professor of English, Vassar College, Make Your Own Academic Sentence <\/em>(03\/08\/2011)<\/p>\n

2010
\nFrank G. Kirkpatrick<\/strong>, Trinity College, Churches in Crisis: How Sex, the Bible, and Authority Are Dividing the Faithful <\/em>(03\/15\/2010)<\/p>\n

2009
\nMichael Burlingame<\/strong>, Connecticut College (emeritus), The Life of Abraham Lincoln: New Findings, Fresh Perspectives <\/em>(03\/23\/2009)<\/p>\n

2007
\nLouis Masur<\/strong>, Trinity College, Race and Boston: The Story of a Photograph that Shocked America<\/em> (10\/29\/2007)<\/p>\n

2006
\nWarren Goldstein<\/strong>, historian, University of Hartford, William Sloan Coffin and the Glory, Decline, and Revival of Liberal Protestantism in American<\/em> (11\/06\/2006)<\/p>\n

2005
\nKathleen Curran<\/strong>, architectural historian, Trinity College, Atmosphere and Art: The American Museum and the Period Display <\/em>(11\/07\/2005)<\/p>\n

2004
\nMartha Crenshaw,<\/strong> political scientist, Wesleyan University, Why Us?\u00a0 The United States and Terrorism <\/em>(10\/21\/2004)<\/p>\n

2003
\nBorden W. Painter<\/strong>, historian (and president), Trinity College, The Fascist Transformation of the Eternal City <\/em>(10\/28\/2003)<\/p>\n

Daniel Goldhagen<\/strong>, political scientist, Harvard University, A Moral Reckoning: The Role of the Catholic Church in the Holocaust<\/em> (03\/13\/2003)<\/p>\n

2001
\nAlden Gordon<\/strong>, art historian, Trinity College, From Public to Intimate in Eighteenth-Century French Portraiture: The Image of Madame de Pompadour, Mistress to Louis XV\u201d<\/em> (10\/30\/2001)<\/p>\n

2000
\nPaul Goldberger,<\/strong> author and architecture critic for The New Yorker, Is There Still a Reason for Cities?\u00a0\u00a0<\/em>10\/30\/2000)<\/p>\n

1999
\nMichael Fitzgerald,<\/strong> art historian, Trinity College,\u00a0Picasso\u2019s Paintings of the Artist\u2019s Studio: An Exhibition for Hartford and a Central Theme in Modern Art <\/em>(10\/25\/1999)<\/p>\n

1998
\nSamuel D. Kassow,<\/strong> historian, Trinity College, Polish-Jewish Relations During World War II<\/em> \u00a0(10\/28\/1998)<\/p>\n

1997
\nStephen B. Oates<\/strong>, historian and biographer, University of Massachusetts-Amherst,\u00a0The Man at the White House Window: Abraham Lincoln and the Central Idea of the Civil War<\/em> (10\/29\/1997)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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