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Steven Rowan conducts research on the mos italicus consilia tradition in Roman law in the sixteenth century, and he performs further research on German Radicals in nineteenth-century Missouri. He is currently completing The Baron in the Grand Canyon: Friedrich Wilhelm von Egloffstein in the West (St. Louis Mercantile Library, being considered for publication). In cooperation with his colleague Professor Carlos Schwantes, he has prepared a new translation of Michel Chevalier, Letters on North America (1836), currently under consideration by the University of Washington Press. Rowan is also halfway through a translation of Chevalier's History and Description of the Routes of Communication in the United States (1840-1843), which will amount to over 1000 pages single-spaced, also in cooperation with Professor Schwantes.  

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314-516-5620

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  • Curriculum Vitae

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Education/Academic qualification

History, PhD, Harvard University

… → 1970

History, AM, Harvard University

… → 1966

History (Classics), BA, University of Washington

External positions

Humboldt Research Fellow, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität

Jan 1 1979Jan 1 1980

Temporary Lecturer, King's College London

Jan 1 1975Jan 1 1976

Teaching Fellow and Tutor, Harvard University

Jan 1 1967Jan 1 1970

Fulbright Professor, Karl Franzens Universität Graz

… → Jan 1 2007

Guest Professor, Max- Planck-Institut für europäische Rechtsgeschichte

… → Jan 1 1987

Research Interests

  • History of Germans in Missouri
  • Medieval History
  • History of Roman Law
  • Missouri Immigration
  • German Activity in America in the 19th Century

Disciplines

  • History
  • Medieval History