Research and Writing 

Doctoral Dissertation:
"Propriétaires and Power: The Legal and Economic Autonomy of Married Women in Southern France, 1750-1815"
Defended March 2024

Articles

Caroline Hackett. “New Year’s Gifts in Old Regime France: Étrennes Mignonnes and Surviving Revolutionary Bibliocide,” Age of Revolutions, December 26, 2022.
https://ageofrevolutions.com/2022/12/26/new-years-gifts-in-old-regime-france-etrennes-mignonnes-and-surviving-revolutionary-bibliocide/

Book Reviews
Caroline Hackett. Review of Chapman-Adisho, Annette, Patriot and Priest: Jean-Baptiste Volfius and the Constitutional Church in the Côte-d'Or. H-Nationalism, H-Net Reviews. September, 2021.

Caroline Hackett. Review of Blackman, Robert H., 1789: The French Revolution Begins. H-Nationalism, H-Net Reviews. November, 2020.

Features

Doing Research in France: Caroline Hackett, PhD Candidate

https://history.fsu.edu/article/doing-research-france-caroline-hackett-phd-candidate

Conference Presentations

“From Purse to Power: Southern French Women and Revolutionary Citizenship” Western Society for French History, San Francisco, California, November 2024

“Epistolary Bonds: Fraternal Friendship and Social Status in 18th-Century France" Consortium on the Revolutionary Era, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, February 2024

“Wielding Wealth: Married Women, Property, and Public Power in Old Regime Languedoc” Western Society for French History, Victoria, Canada, November 2022 

“Conjuring Napoleon: Art, Politics, and Commodification in France from 1815-1871" UK Society for the Study of French History, Leeds, United Kingdom, July 2019

“Sugar and Suspicion: Investigating Caribbean Loyalty during the American Revolution” Consortium on the Revolutionary Era, Atlanta, Georgia, March 2019