Adam
Beaver

Princeton University
Albert J. Wood Term Fellowship

Research Topic

Mediterranean Diplomacy and the Legatio Babylonica (1511)

Bio

Adam Beaver is Assistant Professor of History at Princeton University. His research focuses primarily on Spaniards’ interactions with the Levant, both real and imaginary. At the Katz Center, Beaver will research Pietro Martire d’Anghiera’s Babylonian Embassy (1511), a riveting account of the Italian humanist’s 1502 embassy to Mamluk Egypt on behalf of the Spanish monarchs Fernando and Isabel.

Fellowship

2011–2012

Applying an interdisciplinary approach to the richness and diversity of travel writing.