Bernard Bailyn#

• 1993 Professor emeritus
• 1991 - 1993 James Duncan Phillips Professor of Early American History
• 1983 - 1994 Director of Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History
• 1981 - 1993 Adams University Professor
• 1966 - 1981 Winthrop Professor of History
• 1961 - 1966 Professor of history
• 1958 - 1961 Associate professor
• 1954 - 1958 Assistant professor
• 1953 - 1954 Instructor in education
• 1949 Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

• Early American history
• American Revolution
• Anglo-American world in the pre-industrial era
• Immigration, cultural contact, and settlement in colonial North America

• Member of the American Historical Association
• Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Member of the American Philosophical Society
• Member of the National Academy of Education
• Corresponding Fellow of the British Academy and the Royal Historical Society
• Foreign Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
• Member of the Academia Europaea
• Member of the Mexican Academy of History and Geography
• 1989-94 Trustee of the Institute of Advanced Study, Princeton
• 1998 Jefferson Lecturer, National Endowment for the Humanities
• 1998 First millennium lecturer at the White House
• Senior Fellow in the Society of Fellows
• 1995-present Director of the Harvard's International Seminar on the History of the Atlantic World L.H.D., Lawrence University
• 1994 Litt.D., Williams College,
• 1991 Fellow, British Academy, and Christ's College, Cambridge University
• 1991 Montgomery fellow, Dartmouth College
• L.H.D.: Lawrence University, 1967, Bard College, 1968, Clark University, 1975, Yale University, 1976, Grinnell College, 1979, Trinity College, 1984, Manhattanville College, 1991, Dartmouth College, 1991, University of Chicago, 1991, and William and Mary College, 1994.
• Litt.D.: Williams College, 1969, Rutgers University, 1976, Fordham University, 1976, and Washington University (St. Louis, MO), 1988.
• 2010 National Humanities Medal for outstanding achievement in history
• 1998 Jefferson Medal of the National Endowment for the Humanities
• 1968 Pulitzer Prize in history for The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution
• 1986 Pulitzer Prize in history for Voyagers to the West: A Passage in the Peopling of America on the Eve of the Revolution.
• 1967 Bancroft Prize, Columbia University, for The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution
• 1975 National Book Award in history for The Ordeal of Thomas Hutchinson
• 1986 Saloutos Award, Immigration History Society, Triennial Book Award, and nomination for National Book Critics Circle Award, all for Voyagers to the West.
• 2004 Kennedy Medal of the Massachusetts Historical Society
• 2001 Centennial Medal of the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
• 2000 Bruce Catton Prize of the Society of American Historians for lifetime achievement in the writing of history
• 1998 Medal of the Foreign Policy Association
• 1994 Henry Allen Moe Prize, American Philosophical Society
• 1993 Thomas Jefferson Medal of the American Philosophical Society
• 1988 Recipient of first Robert H. Lord Award, Emmanuel College, 1967
• 1965 Harvard Faculty Prize, for Volume 1 of Pamphlets of the American Revolution

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