•Postdoc at VA Tech •Ph.D. from UNCG •Dissertation on ᏧᏄᎸᎲᏍᎩ & Eastern Cherokee sovereignty in the Civil War era •Piping & ceòl mór enthusiast
Blacksburg, VA
Joined June 2022
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Dr. Marshall is a Visiting Assistant Professor of History at Sewanee–The University of the South. His research focuses on the Native South. Dr. Marshall's lecture, "Combating Revolutionary State Formation in Cherokee Country,” looks at the fight for revolutionary state formation.
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Thank you to everyone who attended the military history symposium on Saturday and to the wonderful speakers who presented their research on the military history of the Declaration of Independence. Some of their presentations will be uploaded to our YouTube channel for viewing.
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This Saturday is our one-day symposium about the military history of the Declaration of Independence! We have some incredible people who will be speaking on the topic. The event will be held at the Howard H. Baker Jr., School of Public Policy and Public Affairs.
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Please sign the Petition Against Program Elimination at UNCG! Share widely!
Link to petition: tinyurl.com/5c9t4jsx
Faculty, staff, graduate students, undergraduate students, alumni, retired faculty, donors, community members, and beyond are all encouraged to sign!
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That's DOCTOR Stu-dog to y'all
Today I defended my dissertation, “The Age of Junaluska: Eastern Cherokee Sovereignty in the Long Civil War Era.” Special thanks to my advisor @ProfOBrien for introducing me to the Native South, to @WEMilteer for his research tips, & Dr. Elliott and Dr. Rupert for their support.
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@_StuartMarshall discusses how ordinary people - Native Americans, colonists, and the enslaved - set the terms for 18th-century boundary disputes between North and South Carolina. Read his Early American Studies article here: doi.org/10.1353/eam.2023.000… #EASWinter2023
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@EAS_Misc’s parent journal, Early American Studies, just published its delayed Winter 2023 issue. Don’t miss the excitement of boundary disputes or playing the matrimonial lottery! Check it out here on @ProjectMUSE: eas.pennpress.org/home/ #EASWinter2023
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Today, the future of Pipeline, BBC Radio Scotland's flagship bagpiping music radio show and several other shows are under threat. Please sign this petition and share to show the support from our community for this vital piping programme.
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Stuart H. Marshall retweeted
#CherokeeDelegate – at Park Hill, OK
“After appointing a Delegate to Congress in 2019, and many visits to Congress for outreach and education on our 1835 treaty rights, we are elated that a congressional hearing on our Cherokee Delegate has been set for Wednesday," - @ChuckHoskin_Jr
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Stuart H. Marshall retweeted
Beyond thrilled for the opportunity to present my research at the Southern Conference on British Studies and to attend the @TheSouthernSHA #SHA2022 #2022SHA
