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"Settler Races: Comparing European Migrations" with James Belich
April 12, 2012
On April 12th, 2012 the Mortara Center for International Studies and the Georgetown University Institute for Global History welcomed James Belich, Beit Professor of Commonwealth and Imperial History at Oxford University England, for the Distinguished Lecture in Modern International History, "Settler Races? Comparing European Migrations, 1500-1800." Dr. John McNeill, Professor of History at Georgetown University, delivered introductory remarks.
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Welcome to the website of the Mortara Center for International Studies, part of the School of Foreign Service on the campus of Georgetown University. The Center was created in 2003 based on a generous grant from the late Michael Mortara (SFS '71) and the Mortara Family.