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 Newton E Key

Newton E Key

Office: 3725 - Coleman Hall
Phone: 217-581-6360
Email: nekey@eiu.edu
http://ux1.eiu.edu/~nekey/

I have published on the political, religious, local, and cultural history of early modern England and Wales, and co-authored a best-selling text, Early Modern England (now revising for third edition). I wrote an B.A. thesis at Brown on Norfolk agriculture, an M.Phil. thesis at Cambridge on Norfolk smuggling, and a PhD thesis at Cornell on Welsh Marches politics and religion. I have taught at Cornell, Trinity (TX), Harlaxton (UK), and Eastern Illinois

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I have published on the political, religious, local, and cultural history of early modern England and Wales, and co-authored a best-selling text, Early Modern England (now revising for third edition). I wrote an B.A. thesis at Brown on Norfolk agriculture, an M.Phil. thesis at Cambridge on Norfolk smuggling, and a PhD thesis at Cornell on Welsh Marches politics and religion. I have taught at Cornell, Trinity (TX), Harlaxton (UK), and Eastern Illinois

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