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The Journal of British Studies, founded in 1961, is published at Trinity College under the auspices of the Conference on British Studies. It was the result of the imaginative generosity of a Trinity alumnus, Frederick E. Hasler (Hon. LL.D. 1957) who contributed funds to the College for the specific purpose of estab- lishing a learned periodical in the field of British history. Several Trinity alumni subsequently contributed to the fund and Trinity College now supports the publication of the Journal. The Conference on British Studies is the official organization in the United States and Canada of scholars working in the field of British history and culture; its status as such is recognized by the American Historical Association of which it is an affiliate. Its nearly eight hundred members are drawn from fifty states and five provinces. The national Conference convenes once each year, in the autumn, usually with one of the regional Conferences. The Conference awards a prize every five years for the best first book by an American or Canadian scholar. The Conference sponsors a considerable publications program. It publishes the Journal of British Studies at Trinity College; the British Studies Intelligencer, a newsletter, at Western Washington State College, Bellingham, Washington; Archives in British History and Culture, a series devoted to the publication of documents, at West Virginia University, Morgantown; and Current Research in British Studies, a quadrennial survey of research in progress in the United States and Canada, published at Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas and edited at Western Washington State College. The Conference also sponsors a series of short monographs, Studies in British History and Culture, edited at

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Designate, Bentley B. Gilbert, Department of History, University of Illinois at

Chicago Circle, Chicago, Illinois 60680. Please send two copies and a self- addressed return stamped envelope. Volume XVIII, No. 2 will be published in the spring of 1979.

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