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Barbara J. Fields

Barbara Jeanne Fields (born 1947) is an American historian. She is a professor of history at Columbia University. Her focus is on history of the Southern United States and 19th century social history.

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Alma mater
Harvard University (BA) Yale University (PhD)
Awards
John H. Dunning Prize (1986) Lincoln Prize (1994)
Born
Barbara Jeanne Fields 1947 (age 78–79)
Institutions
Columbia University Northwestern University University of Michigan University of Mississippi

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related to Works · 57
Barbara J. Fields → America, American Historical Review, American Life, At Last, Barbara, Cambridge University Press, Civil War, December, Destruction, Documentary History, Emancipation, Fall, Fields, Freedom, Geldings, Identity, Ideology, Inequality, International Labor, Ira Berlin
related to External links · 8
Barbara J. Fields → Barbara, Barbara Fields, C-SPAN, Fields, March, Presentation, RACE, School
Alma mater · 1
Barbara J. Fields → Harvard University (BA) Yale University (PhD)
Awards · 1
Barbara J. Fields → John H. Dunning Prize (1986) Lincoln Prize (1994)
Born · 1
Barbara J. Fields → Barbara Jeanne Fields 1947 (age 78–79)
Institutions · 1
Barbara J. Fields → Columbia University Northwestern University University of Michigan University of Mississippi

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