Education and accomplish history professor specializing in early us history hes held the Thomas Jefferson chair in American History at the university for the past five years and before that he taught at the university of california and at boston university. He has written eight previous books on topics ranging from the colonial period to the war of 1812 and beyond two of his works have won a Pulitzer Prize in history in 1996 and William Cooperstown over the politician William Cooper and the novelist james cooper and in 2014 he wrote about slavery in virginia during the war of 1812 and the contradictions of early Virginia Society. Thomas jeffersons education he turned his attention to the establishment of the university of virginia with jefferson of course regarded the university diaz a signature achievement and alan god interested as you see a book on the subject seeing correspondence with the efforts to fund the new school it tend to deal with various ways the American Revolution impa
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Dec 29, 2020
STEVENS, Earl E., 84, of Onaway, died on Friday, Dec. 25, 2020 at McLaren Northern Michigan Hospital in Petoskey.
He is survived by sons, Ken (Brenda) and Craig (Suzanne), grandsons Brad (Elizabeth) and Kelly, two great-grandchildren, brothers, Ron (Fran) and Archie (Cora), sister, Donna Camp, and many nieces and nephews.
There will be a graveside service at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Tower on May 8, 2021 followed by a Celebration of Life at Tower Hall. There are no services or visitation at this time. Arrangements were in care of Chagnon Funeral Home.
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