University of Washington Libraries, Special CollectionsPinkney, David H.David H. Pinkney
papers1941-199211.42 cubic feet (12 boxes)Collection materials are in
English and French.Papers of UW
professor of historyDavid H. Pinkney received his doctorate in history from Harvard
University in 1941. He joined the University of Washington faculty in 1966,
teaching French history, with a particular focus on the period of the
Revolution through the mid 19th century. Pinkney also taught as a visiting
lecturer at several universities and made guest lecture appearances nationally
and internationally. He was also active in a number of professional
associations and served as president of the American Historical Association in
1980. He retired from the University of Washington in 1985.
Arranged in three accessions:
- Accession no. 4127-001, David H. Pinkney papers,
1958-1988
- Accession no. 4127-004, David H. Pinkney papers,
1941-1992
- Accession no. 4127-005, David H. Pinkney papers,
1941-1992
Papers of a professor of French history, University of Washington
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University Archives/Faculty Papers (University of Washington)Pinkney, David H.--ArchivesUniversity of Washington. Department of History--FacultyFrance--History--19th centuryPersonal correspondenceSpeechesConference materialsMinutes (Records)ArticlesUniversity of Washington. University ArchivesFrance--ResearchParis (France)--History--19th centuryFrance--History--July Revolution, 1830Paris in the Nineteenth Century: A study in Urban GrowthColleges and UniversitiesWashington (State)Seattle
Accession No. 4127-001: David H. Pinkney papers, 1958-19886 cubic feet (6 boxes)Scope and Content: Correspondence, speeches and writings, fellowship materials,
conference and convention files, and minutes of meetings, 1958-88.
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Some material stored offsite; advance notice is required for use.
Acquisition Info: Donor: David Pinkney, July 02, 1990
Series 1Correspondence1-34127-001Correspondence1964-1988Series 2Speeches and WritingsAcademic American Encyclopedia Articles1977-197934127-001American Names in Paris34127-001The Belgian Revolution of 1830; Introduction:
Closing the Gap Teachers and Writers of History in the 1970s.197934127-001The Decisive Years: France 1840-18471982De Gaulle1963The Dictionary of French History, 1815-1850 Articles
34127-001"The Dilemma" Article197534127-001"The Dilemmas of American History of Modern
France"195834127-001"The Dilemmas of American Historians of Modern
Europe"198034127-001"France: An Historical Overview"198434127-001'The French and Their Army"197134127-001"Forgers vs. Historians"1960Funk and Wagnalls New Encyclopedia
Articles1980-198334127-001Girabaldi's Claim to American Citizenship: Some
Unpublished Documents."Undated34127-001"Growth of Paris: Some New Ideas"198334127-001Hassman, Georges Eugene198034127-001"An Historians Movable Feast: France"1977An Historical Dictionary of the Third French Republic
Articles 1980-198134127-001"History to Catch the Conscience of Us
All"198234127-001Honors Student Talk198334127-001"The Impact of the Civil War on France 1963, 1965,
196734127-001"Inncocents Abroad? American Historians and the
European Past"198034127-001"Love and Frustration in a Hexagon: American
Historians in France."197434127-001"The Myth of the French Revoultion of 1830196034127-001Nantes Lecture198034127-001"Napoleon: An Historical Enigma"1968-1969,
1974-197744127-001"Napoleon III and the Rebuilding of Paris1956-1960, 1971-1972,
197644127-001NDEA Institute Lecture296844127-001"A New Look at the French Revolution of
1830"195944127-001"Pacification of Paris: Military Lessons of
1830"undated44127-001"Paris Rebuilt: 1850-1870"198144127-001"Paris Transformed" 1850-1870"1984, 198644127-001"Parisian Crowds in the 1830s"undated44127-001"The Past in Our Future"197644127-001Portland State Lecture196744127-001"Raspail, Francois Vincent"44127-001"Revolution in Paris: 1830"197244127-001"The Revolution of 18301971-197544127-001"The Revolution of 1830 Considered"198044127-001"The Revolution of 1830" Revisions198044127-001"The Revolution of 1830" Seminar197444127-001The Revolution of 1830" Translationundated44127-001"The Revolution of 1830:" Translation44127-001The Revolutions of 1789 and 1830 Lectures196644127-001"Search for Identity: France 1840-1847198244127-001"The State of the Profession"198044127-001"The Teaching of History in the U.S.198344127-001"Ubiquity of Urbane History"196544127-001University of Victoria Faculty Lecture1979Urbanization, France Notes for Harvard
Talk196944127-001Water, Sewer and Sanitation in Paris One Hundred
Years Ago196944127-001"The World of Europe"197844127-001"The Writing of History in the United
States1983Series 3Fellowhip Materials44127-001Fellowhip Materials1976-1977Series 4Conferences44127-001Conferences1982-1983Series 5Subject Series44127-001American Academy of Arts and Sciences, election
to198444127-001European Exchange Committee1983-198744127-001French American Review1976-197844127-001French Historical Studies1958-1984,
198744127-001Harvardundated44127-001Koren Prize1977-197944127-001Leave Application1976, 197844127-001Lectureship197744127-001Oberlin College1979-1980,
198544127-001Presidential Address1980-198244127-001University of North Carolina Visit1982-198344127-001University of Washington1965-1966Series 6Other Organizations/Committees5-64127-001American Historical Association1973-198464127-001Society for French Historical Association1973-198464127-001Nantes University Exchange Committee1984-198644127-001Western Society for French History1975-198944127-001W.U. Annual Faculty Lectureship Committee1983-198444127-001W.U. Graduate School: Faculty Governance Committee (ad
hoc)1982-198344127-001W.U. History Department: Priorities in Expansion
Committee1969Accession No. 4127-004: David H. Pinkney papers, 1941-19922 cubic feet (2 boxes)Scope and Content: Correspondence, writings, reviews, course materials, writings of
others, 1941-1992; correspondence regarding "Problems of Civilization"
publications by Forum Press, 1974-1985.
Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.
Acquisition Info: Donor: David Pinkney, July 07, 1992
Series 1Biographical Features1/14127-004Biographical FeaturesundatedSeries 2General Correspondence1/2-114127-004Chronological1989-19921/12-154127-004Garland Publishing Company1973, 1985-19901/164127-004Kaspi, Andre1984-19881/174127-004Wolff, Phillippe1985-1986Series 3General Correspondence Regarding1/184127-004American Academy of Arts and Sciences, University of
Washington1987-19911/194127-004American Historical Association Receptions1978, 1983, 1984, 19871/204127-004Bertier de Suavigny, Guillaume de19791/214127-004French Lunch Group19901/22-234127-004Journal of Modern History1955-19571/244127-004Lecture Visits1978-19811/254127-004Lytle, Scott -- Obituaries19901/264127-004Paris: 1800-19141985-19861/27-284127-004Paris Lecture – East Coast1986-19871/294127-004Society for French Historical Studies1989-19901/304127-004Society for French Historical Studies – El Paso
Texas19901/314127-004Societe D’Histoire De La Restauration Et De La
Monarchie Constitutionnelle1987-19881/324127-004University of Indiana and Case Western Reserve
University Lectures of 19901989-901/334127-004Wayne State University Review Commission19911/344127-004Western Society for French History1990-19921/354127-004Visiting Lecturers: Miscellaneous19771/364127-004Visiting Lecturers: Bailyn, Bernard 1981-19831/374127-004Visiting Lecturers: Borrows, Susanna 19831/38-394127-004Visiting Lecturers: Davis, Natilie 1986-19881/404127-004Visiting Lecturers: d’ Encausse, Helene
Carrere1984-19851/414127-004Visiting Lecturers: Duroselle, J.B. 1968-1969, 1976-19771/424127-004Visiting Lecturers: Fohlen, Claude 1977-1978, 1987-1989 1/43-444127-004Visiting Lecturers: Furet, Francois 1986-19891/454127-004Visiting Lecturers: Landes, David 19811/464127-004Visiting Lecturers: Marrus, Michael 1979-19801/474127-004Visiting Lecturers: Roelker, Nancy 19871/484127-004Visiting Lecturers: Trilling, Julia 1988Series 4Interdepartmental Correspondence1/494127-004History Department1989-1992Series 5Speeches and Writings1/504127-004Dissertation: Paris in the Nineteenth Century: A Study
in Urban Growth 19411/514127-004Miscellaneous1983-1987Series 6Reviews and Critiques2/1-114127-004Reviews and Critiques1951-1991Series 7Course Materials2/124127-004Field Exams 1959-19862/134127-004Exam Questions1959-19862/144127-004Lecture Ideas1970-19902/154127-004Lecture -- Rebuilding of Paris, 1850-187019872/164127-004Lecture -- The Fifth Republic and the Second
Rebuilding of Paris, 1960-19901986-19902/174127-004Lecture Notes-- The Second Rebuilding of
Paris19902/184127-004Lecture Notes -- 1840’s2/194127-004Lecture Slides -- The Second Rebuilding of Paris,
1960-19901986-19902/204127-004Proposed Courses1982-19832/21-224127-004History 423 -- France Since 18141984, 19892/234127-004History 331 -- French Revolution and
Napoleon1963-19652/244127-004History 498 – French Revolutions19832/254127-004History 51019902/264127-004History 521 -- Modern European History,
1814-191419792/274127-004History 533 -- Modern European History:
France19662/284127-004Talk to Wilton Fowler’s Class1991Series 8European Exchange2/294127-004European Exchange1990Series 9"Problems of Civilization," Forum Press2/304127-004General Correspondence: Davidson, Harlan 1982-19872/314127-004General Correspondence: Welsh, W.A. 1979-19822/32-334127-004General Correspondence: Young, Erby1975-19792/344127-004General Correspondence Regarding: Allen, William S. –
Hitler’s Third Reich1977-19782/354127-004General Correspondence Regarding: Brower, Daniel – The
Russian Revolution1977-19782/364127-004General Correspondence Regarding: Cohen, William –
Imperialism 1977-19792/374127-004General Correspondence Regarding: Friguglietti, James
– French Revolution1977-19792/384127-004General Correspondence Regarding: Helmreich, Ernst –
Free Church1974-19792/394127-004General Correspondence: Jones, Tom – Dawn of
Civilization1977-19802/404127-004General Correspondence: Klassen, Peter – The
Reformation 1977-19792/414127-004General Correspondence: Page, Stanley –
Lenin1976-19772/424127-004General Correspondence: Smith, Lacey – Elizabeth
I1977-19782/434127-004General Correspondence: Sterns, Peter – The Rise of
Modern Woman19772/444127-004General Correspondence: Williamson, Samuel – Origins
of World War One1977-19802/45-474127-004General Correspondence: History of France1978-19852/484127-004General Correspondence: History of France Revisions
1979-19852/494127-004General Correspondence: The World of
Europe1978-1979, 19812/504127-004General Correspondence: Books in Progress 1977-19782/51-524127-004General Correspondence: Books Proposed 1977-1982Accession No. 4127-005: David H. Pinkney papers, 1941-19923.42 cubic feet (4 boxes)Scope and Content: correspondence, manuscript revisions.
Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.
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Acquisition Info: Donor: Suzanne Young, January 11, 2006.