Event
The Absent Imperiled Soul: Absence, Captivity, and Religion in colonial New England and Quebec
Brown Bag Session
Emma Chapman, University of California, Davis, and Library Company of Philadelphia
Emma Chapman is a PhD candidate at the University of California, Davis. She studies gender, economy, and family structures in early New England and New France. She has worked on multiple public history projects with entities such as the National Park Service and the Marchand Institute of Public Engagement. She is currently working on research for her dissertation on the effects of absence on families and states in early North America.
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