About John Frederick Bell, Education's Histories author

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John Frederick Bell is a Ph.D. candidate in American Studies at Harvard University. His dissertation, “Opening the Campus: Evangelicalism, Abolitionism, and the Dilemmas of Equality in American Higher Education,” investigates ideas and practices of educational equality in the nineteenth century by examining the interplay of religion, race, and gender in abolitionist colleges, the first to admit students irrespective of race and sex. He can be reached at johnfrederickbell@fas.harvard.edu.

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• Race, Power, and Education in Early America, February 27, 2015 in reviews, books