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Michael A. McDonnell. Professor, The University of Sydney BA Ottawa DPhil Oxon. After completing my BA in History and Philosophy at the University of Ottawa, in Canada, I returned to Britain to do a DPhil at Balliol College, Oxford, where I also taught briefly and served as Junior Dean.
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A list of every article published in the 3rd ser. of the William and Mary Quarterly (1944 to present), including links through to each article. Michael McDonnell is Professor in Early American History at the University of Sydney and author of 'Masters of Empire: Great Lakes Indians and the Making of America' (2015).
“Michael A. McDonnell's Masters of Empire offers a new model of North American history that exhaustively pursues the continentally significant networks that formed around one native group - the Anishinaabe Odawa of Michilimackinac. Though it focuses on a tribe and place that may be unfamiliar to some readers, McDonnell's book offers an utterly new way of looking at the most familiar events of imperial history, suggesting just how little European agents, explorers, and ethnographers really ...
Professor Michael McDonnell. After completing my BA in History and Philosophy at the University of Ottawa, in Canada, I returned to Britain to do a DPhil at Balliol College, Oxford, where I also taught briefly and served as Junior Dean. I then taught at the University of Wales, Swansea before taking up a new post in Atlantic History at the ...
