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BrANCH, the association of British American nineteenth century historians, was established in 1993 in order to promote the study in Britain of the history of the United States between 1789 and 1917. Membership is open to anyone with a scholarly interest in this period of American history. BrANCH promotes its aims in the following ways:

Conferences: an annual weekend conference is held in September or October. The 2011 conference will be at Madingley Hall, Cambridge, 14-16 October.

A scholarly journal: American Nineteenth Century History, one of the leading titles in the field, available at a discount to members.

Grants to UK-based graduate students studying nineteenth century American history from the Peter J. Parish Memorial Fund

A Dissertation Prize awarded annually to a UK-based student.

13 August 2011: Registration form for 2011 annual conference in Cambridge  

15 June 2011: Programme for 2011 annual conference in Cambridge  

1 June 2011: Heath Carter's article in American Nineteenth Century History 11.3 wins C.L.R. James Prize of the Working Class Studies Association


16 February 2011: download 2011 subscription form here

15 December 2010: 2010 Parish Dissertation Prize Winner Announced

This site is maintained by Bruce E. Baker. It was last updated on 15 June 2011.
Please send any comments about the website to bruce.baker@rhul.ac.uk
BrANCH is registered charity number 1089066