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Playing with Others? Colonial Toy Soldiers and the Making of the ‘Racial State’ in the Initial Years of France’s Third Republic, 1870-1900

Jessica's Paper
The Graduate Workshop in Modern History will hold its third meeting of the Spring 2008 semester on Friday, Feb. 22. History graduate student Jessica Namakkal will workshop her paper, "Playing with Others? Colonial Toy Soldiers and the Making of the ‘Racial State’ in the Initial Years of France’s Third Republic, 1870-1900." Opening comments will be made by Professor MJ Maynes of the history department. Please note the time and room change! We will meet from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in 710 Social Science Building (Ford Room) and a light lunch will be served.

Posted by Elizabeth Zanoni on February 19, 2008 06:27 AM |

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