Bradford Wood, Ph.D.
Professor
Education
- Ph.D. History, The Johns Hopkins University
- M.A. History, The Johns Hopkins University
- M.A. United States History, Michigan State University
- B.A. History and English, Wake Forest University
Research & Academic Interests
- Colonial British America
- The American Revolution
Publications
- Creating and Contesting Carolina, co-edited with Michelle LeMaster. (University of South Carolina Press, 2013).
- “This Remote Part of the World”: Regional Formation in Lower Cape Fear, North Carolina, 1725-1775 (University of South Carolina Press, 2004).
- The Large and Small Worlds of Proprietary North Carolina (work in progress).
- James Murray in North Carolina: A Documentary Edition (work in progress).
- “A Tale of Two Carolinas: The Emergence of North and South Carolina” (under consideration).
- “A Place Apart: James Murray’s Ulterior Atlantic World” Atlantic Studies: Global Currents, February 2020, 1-31.
Awards & Accolades
- Clarendon Award for This Remote Part of the World (awarded by the Lower Cape Fear Historical Society for an outstanding contribution to the study of the region’s history), 2005
- Marc Friedlander Fellowship, Massachusetts Historical Society, 2004
- Hines Prize for This Remote Part of the World (awarded for the best book on a topic related to the Carolina Lowcountry and the Atlantic World), 2004
