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· 1994-1998 · 1998-1999 · 1999-2000 · 2000-2001 · 2001-2002 · 2002-2003 · 2003-2004 · 2004-2005 Follow the highlighted links to read reports on the Princeton research provided by the fellows. · Aron, Stephen (University of California, Los Angeles): "From Borderlands to Border State: A History of the Missouri Frontier" · Axtell, James (College of William and Mary): "Dr. Wilson's Dream: The Realization of Princeton University, 1896-1996" · Brown, Clifford (Carleton University): "'Our Insatiable desire for all things antique': The Art and Antiquities Collections of Isabella d'Este Gonzaga (1474-1539)" · Charles, Douglas (University of Edinburgh): "Personal and Confidential: The FBI, Franklin Roosevelt, and the Anti-Interventionist Movement, 1939-1945" · Cline, Sally (Cambridge University): "Zelda Fitzgerald: A Literary and Biographical Exploration into Competitive Creativity and Artistic Achievement" · Etheridge, Brian (Ohio State University): "Getting Real: Edward Mead Earle and the Rise of Political Realism in America" · Freeman, Philip (Washington University): "Saturnian Verse: The Earliest Latin Poetry" · Knock, Thomas (Southern Methodist University): "'Come Home, America': A Political Biography of George McGovern" · McMahon, Lucia (Rutgers University): "Beings Endowed with Reason: Gender, Individualism, and Education in the Early Republic" · McNamara, Donald (Catholic University of America ): "Flann O'Brien and Liam O'Flaherty: Refashioning Myth and Nationhood in Ireland" · Mizuno, Takeya (University of Missouri): "The American Civil Liberties Union, Liberals and Civil Libertarians, and the Japanese American Mass Evacuation During World War II" · Panaite, Viorel (Bucharest University): "Relationship Between Ottomans and Christian States According to the Islamic Law of Nations" · Parmar, Inderjeet (University of Manchester): "Foreign Policy Elites and the State: Comparing the (American) Council on Foreign Relations and the (British) Royal Institute of International Affairs, 1939-1945" · Shefrin, Jill: "A Bibliography and Historical Analysis of Juvenile Table Games Published in England Between 1750 and the Late 19th-century" · Sitzler, Kim (École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales): "Ahmad al-Manini and His Circle: Elements for an Intellectual History of Eighteenth-century Damascus" · Tonks, Paul (Johns Hopkins University): "The Evangelical Presbyterian Vision and the Evolution of Scottish Radicalism in the Eighteenth-Century British Atlantic World" · Waterman, Bryan
(Boston University): "Industries of Knowledge: The Friendly Club and
the Making of Early American Intellectual Culture"
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