Jill Lepore and Callie Crossley talk tea parties
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New in Print New Book E-Mails Princeton Global Science PUP Home Blog Sep 2 2010 Jill Lepore and Callie Crossley talk tea parties by Sarah Caldwell Filed in : American History Author Q A Pod Vodcast 11:50am EST Jill Lepore and WGBH’s Callie Crossley talk tea parties , rabble rousing , and the potent symbolism of revolutionary kitsch . 8221 Jill’s segment starts around the 36 minute mark . Less than a month until books are in Don’t be tardy for the party . THE WHITES OF THEIR EYES pubs October 6. Share This entry was posted on Thursday , September 2nd , 2010 at 11:50 am . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 discussion feed . You can leave a response or trackback from your own site . Leave a Response Name Email will not be published Website indicates required
: New in Print New Book E-Mails Princeton Global Science PUP Home Blog Sep 1 2010 PGS Exclusive : Explore the beauty of Seeds of Amazonian Plants by Jessica Pellien Filed in : Birds and Natural History Princeton Field Guides Princeton Global Science Twitter 12:45pm EST One might wonder , Why a field guide to Seeds of Amazonian Plants Some Amazonian and Bornean forests support more than 300 species of trees per hectare among approximately 600 trunks . Conventional wisdom used to be that it was impossible to identify these trees in the field , but current researchers and travelers regularly identify trees in the field using leaves , bark , and . seeds The pictures below are but a small sampling of the beautiful , varied and complex seeds one might encounter in the Amazon and other lowland
, , New in Print New Book E-Mails Princeton Global Science PUP Home Blog Sep 1 2010 Michael Horowitz book event at Foreign Policy Research Institute Library , Philadelphia , PA by Jessica Pellien Filed in : Events International Relations Political Science Twitter 2:52pm EST The Foreign Policy Research Institute will host a discussion with Michael Horowitz , author of The Diffusion of Military Power Details . below : Date Monday , September 20, 2010 : Time 11:30 12:30 : Location FPRI Library 1528 Walnut Street , Suite 610 Philadelphia , PA The event is free and open to the public but reservations are required . For more information visit : http : www.fpri.org events The Diffusion of Military Power looks at some of the most important military innovations throughout history , including the
, New in Print New Book E-Mails Princeton Global Science PUP Home Blog Sep 1 2010 PGS History , The Meaning of Relativity by Albert Einstein by Jessica Pellien Filed in : Physics Princeton Global Science 12:14pm EST This is the first in a series of entries into Princeton Global Science that will consider important science books published during the first 100 years of Princeton University Press’s publishing program . Our current authors and books stand on the shoulders of giants and continue the important work begun in the early twentieth century . We hope you enjoy these excerpted entries from A Century of Books In the spring of 1921, five years after the appearance of his comprehensive paper on general relativity , and twelve years before he left Europe permanently to join the Institute
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