Books
For the Good of Their Souls: Performing Christianity of Eighteenth-Century Mohawk Country (University of Massachusetts Press, 2020).
Book Chapters
“The Inscrutable Alexander Twilight, 1795-1857,” Vermont Almanac, Vol. II (2021): 216-29.
“’I Am a Man’: Martin Henry Freeman, Middlebury College, and the Cant of Colonization,” in Slavery and the University, Leslie Harris, et. al., eds. (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 2019) 148-78.
“The Unsettled Periphery: The Backcountry on the Eve of the American Revolution,” in The Oxford Handbook of the American Revolution, Edward Gray and Jane Kamensky, eds. (New York: Oxford University Press, 2013) 30 – 46.
“Mohawk Schoolmasters and Catechists in Eighteenth-Century Iroquoia: An Experiment in Fostering Literacy and Religious Change,” in The Language Encounter in the Americas, 1492-1800, Edward G. Gray and Norman Fiering, eds. (New York: Berghahn Books, 2000) 230-57.
“‘The Kindness of the Blessed Virgin’: Faith, Succor, and the Cult of Mary Among Christian Hurons and Iroquois in Seventeenth-Century New France," in Spiritual Encounters: Interactions Between Christianity and Native Religions in Colonial America, Fernando Cervantes and Nicholas Griffiths, eds. (Birmingham [UK]: U of Birmingham, and Lincoln: U of Nebraska P, 1999) 65-90.
“Black ‘Go-Betweens’ and the Mutability of ‘Race,’ Status, and Identity on New York's Pre-Revolutionary Frontier,” in Contact Points: North American Frontiers, 1750-1830, Fredrika J. Teute and Andrew R. L. Cayton, eds. (Chapel Hill: U of North Carolina P, 1998) 88-113.
Articles
“From Introspection to Healing: the Twilight Project and the Riches of Local Archives” in Addison Independent for Henry Sheldon Museum, Middlebury, VT (2/18/2022))
“Political Echoes from the Sheldon Museum Archives: The (Un)settled Question” in Addison Independent for Henry Sheldon Museum, Middlebury, VT (10/22/2020)
“Building Knowledge: Erecting Liberia College” in Historic New England Magazine (Summer 2018)
“Black History Month: Early Racial Diversity of Middlebury” for Middlebury News (February 2016).
Part One: The Life of Martin Henry Freeman
Part Two: The Life of Mary Annette Anderson