Margaret Ellen Newell

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Margaret Ellen Newell
Awards James A. Rawley Prize
Academic background
EducationBA, history and Spanish, 1984, Brown University
MA, PhD, Early American History, University of Virginia
Thesis Economic ideology, culture and development in New England, 1620-1800 (1991)