University of West Georgia
Department of History
Dr. Charles Lipp
(Ph.D., University at Buffalo, State University of New York, 2004, Assistant Professor) Early Modern Europe, Early Modern France, Atlantic World
Dr. Lipp's research explores issues of early modern European social and political development. After having had published several pieces on those matters, he is finishing his first book, A Portrait of Small-State Nobility: The Family de Mahuet of Lorraine, 1599 - 1737. Work on his second project, an examination of political alternatives in early modern Europe, including exiled courts and pretenders, has already begun.
Phone: 678-839-6039
Email: clipp@westga.edu
Curriculum Vitae
Current Course Offerings and Syllabi
HIS 1111: World Civilization I (to 1500)
A Brief Overview of Writing for History 1111
XIDS 2300: Introduction to Canadian Studies
Past Course Offerings and Syllabi
HIS 4485: War, State, and Society in Early Modern Europe (Fall 2009)
HIS 5485: War, State, and Society in Early Modern Europe (Fall 2009)
HIS 4436: French Revolution (Spring 2009)
HIS 5436: French Revolution (Spring 2009)
HIS 4485: French America (Spring 2010)
HIS 5485: French America (Spring 2010)
HIS 1111H: World Civilization I (to 1500) (Spring 2010)
HIS 6686: Early Modern Europe (Fall 2010)
HIS 4437: France Since 1815 (Spring 2011)
HIS 6684: Historiography (Fall 2011)