John Marshall

Professor
Early modern Europe, with emphasis
on British and intellectual history

The Johns Hopkins University
Department of History
2850 North Charles Street
Baltimore MD 21218

Telephone: 410-516-0458
E-mail: jmarsha2@jhu.edu

Office Hours:  Tuesday 10-noon and by appointment
Dell House 1403A

Curriculum Vitae

Recent Publications:

Book: John Locke: Resistance, Religion and Responsibility, (Cambridge 1994).

Courses taught at Hopkins include:

Early Modern Britain, 1500-1650;
Britain from the English Revolution to the Industrial Revolution;
Popular Culture in Early Modern Europe;
Renaissance to Enlightenment Intellectual History.

PhDs in progress under my supervision are on topics and periods such as: the impact of the Swiss Reformation on English Reformation thought to 1558; the ideology and experience of English colonisation of Ireland in the early seventeenth century; and secularization and moral philosophy in the eighteenth century.

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