Richard White

Richard White

Richard White was born on May 28th, 1947 and is currently 77 years old. White attended University of Southern California, Santa Cruz where he received an M.A. and University of Washington where he received a Ph.D.

Richard White is probably best known for his Non-Fiction Books. They currently have 9 Non-Fiction books available. The first was released in 1979 with the book Land Use, Environment, and Social Change. The most recently released was Who Killed Jane Stanford? which was released in 2022. There are no upcoming non-fiction books by Richard at this time.

Richard White has also written the Cambridge Studies in North American Indian History series which has 5 books including The Middle Ground and The American Revolution in Indian Country.

Richard White: Awards & Accolades

White's books have won multiple awards, The Middle Ground won the Francis Parkman Prize, Best American History Book, in 1992 as well as the Albert J. Beveridge Award - Best English-language Book on American History in 1992, Albert B. Corey Prize - Best Canadian-U.S. History Book in 1992, James A. Rawley Prize - Best Book on History of Race Relations in the U.S. in 1992. It's Your Misfortune and None of My Own won the Western Heritage Award, Best Nonfiction Book, in 1992. Railroaded won the Los Angeles Times Book Prize, Best History, in 2011 as well as the Francis Parkman Prize - Best American History Book in 2012.

Richard White books have also been nominated for multiple awards, The Middle Ground was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, History, in 1992. Railroaded was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, History, in 2012.

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