Kenneth L Campbell

Professor of History

Ph.D., University of Delaware, 1984

Office: Howard Hall 343

E-mail: campbell@monmouth.edu

Telephone: 732-263-5269

A specialist in English history, Professor Campbell is the author of The Intellectual Struggle of the English Papists in the Seventeenth Century (1986) and Windows into Men’s Souls: Religious Nonconformity in Tudor and Early Stuart England (forthcoming), as well as a new textbook, Western Civilization: A Global and Comparative Approach, Volume I: To 1715 and Volume II: Since 1600. He has been invited to present scholarly papers at numerous academic conferences and was awarded the Monmouth University Distinguished Teacher Award in 1995. He is currently working on a history of Ireland.

Courses Taught:

SELECT Publications:

Review of Constructing the Past: Writing Irish History, 1600—1800, edited by Mark Williams and Stephen Paul Forest, Journal of British Studies, 51, 1, January 2012.

“My Ishmael and New Challenges to General Education.” Association of General and Liberal Studies Newsletter, 23, 1, (Fall 2006).

“Thomas Chaloner the Younger.” Revised article in Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004.

Review of Venice Transfigured: The Myth of Venice in British Culture,
1660-1797, by John Eglin. Albion, 34, 2 (Summer 2002): 316-317.

“James II and the Victorians.” The Wordsworth Circle XXV, 3 (1994):160—165.

Review of Joseph Butler’s Moral and Religious Thought: Tercentenary Essays, edited by Christopher Cunliffe. Albion, 25, 3 (Fall 1993): 504-505.

Biographical and Historiographical articles on Thomas More, William Cecil, Robert Cecil, and Robert Parsons, S.J. in Research Guide to European Historical Biography. Washington, DC: Beacham Press, 1992-93)

The Intellectual Struggle of the English Papists in the Seventeenth Century, The Edwin Mellen Press, 1986.