Biography
BA, MA, PhD (University of Western Ontario)
Assistant Professor, History
Gregg French teaches courses on American history, American foreign relations, Latin American history, and imperial history. His current book project examines the inter-imperial relationships that developed between representatives of the U.S. and Spanish empires throughout the long nineteenth century, and how these relationships influenced the construction of the U.S. colonial empire in North America, the Caribbean Basin, and the Philippines.
Recent Publications
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Domestic stability and imperial continuities
- Reconstruction and empire, 2021
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The writings of U.S. Hispanists and America’s road to empire
- Separate worlds?: Spain, the United States and Transatlantic literary culture throughout the Nineteenth century, 2021
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U.S. imperial ambitions and the war of 1898
- The Routledge History of U.S. Foreign Relations, 2021
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Spain and the birth of the American republic
- Spain and the American Revolution: new approaches and perspectives, 2020
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Review of Munro, John, The anticolonial front
- , 2019
Research Classification
- no classification
Current Scholars in History
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