The David Library of the American Revolution offers short term resident 
research fellowships for conducting research using its collections. The 
Library rich resources in microfilm and print on virtually every aspect 
of the era of the American Revolution are fully listed at its web site, 
www.dlar.org. The stipend is based on $1600 per month ($1200 for those 
living within a 100 mile radius of the Library) and includes free 
housing. Term of the Fellowship is a minimum of one month and a maximum 
of three. Both doctoral and post-doctoral applicants are welcome; 
doctoral candidates must have passed their general examinations before 
beginning their fellowships. Applicants should submit eight sets of the 
following: title page with applicant's name, affiliation and contact 
information; cover letter briefly describing their reason for applying; 
project statement (3 to 5 pages); detailed C.V.; writing sample (10-20 
pages from proposed project). Deadline: March 1, 2011 for Fellowships 
undertaken in Academic Year 2011-2012. Selections are made by an 
Academic Advisory Council and will be announced by the end of April, 
2011. Application materials and letters of reference should be mailed to 
Academic Advisory Council, David Library of the American Revolution, 
P.O. Box 748, Washington Crossing, PA 18977. Do not send applications 
electronically. Questions may be directed to [log in to unmask], or call 
(215) 493-6776, ext. 103.

For more information on the Library, please visit www.dlar.org.
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