We were saddened to hear of the passing of Bertram Wyatt-Brown at the age of 80. Dr. Wyatt-Brown spent most of his teaching career at Case Western Reserve University and the University of Florida; his last position was as a visiting fellow at Johns Hopkins University, where he had earned his Ph.D. in 1963. He was the author of numerous works on the history of the south, including the Pulitzer-nominated Southern Honor: Ethics and Behavior in the Old South. He was the coeditor (with Peter Wallenstein) of Virginia’s Civil War and completed another book with the University of Virginia Press, A Warring Nation: Honor, Race, and Humiliation at Home and Abroad, which will be published in Fall 2013. The Baltimore Sun ran an excellent appreciation of Dr. Wyatt-Brown’s life and career; you may read it here.
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Adams Papers: Three new volumes in ROTUNDA
Rotunda is releasing three new digital editions of volumes from the Adams Papers project (sponsored by the Massachusetts Historical Society and published by Harvard University Press) in Rotunda’s Adams Papers Digital Edition.
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Dolley Madison Digital Edition: 300 New Documents
Our Dolley Madison Digital Edition, edited by Holly C. Shulman, has been updated with 300 new documents, 360 additional identifications of people, places, and terms, and six new editorial essays exploring aspects of Dolley’s life during her widowhood in the 1840s.
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A “Stunning” Salome
When we published a new translation of Oscar Wilde’s Salomé last year, we celebrated with a live reading of the play that was covered by CNN. Joseph Donohue’s translation is now being staged at Villanova University, where it has received raves, one of which you may read online here.
