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Richard Follett is a Professor of History in the History & Politics department at Covenant College, where he has served since 2001. His expertise spans Modern British and European history, political theory, legal history, and religious influences on 18th-19th century British politics. He currently researches Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, a key figure in anti-slavery and legal reform, and serves as the college’s pre-law advisor.
- Education:
- PhD, Washington University, 1996
- MA, Washington University, 1992
- BA, Arizona State University, 1986
His research interests include European integration post-1945, World War I, and the intersection of religion and law. Notable works include a 2022 chapter on Buxton and a 2001 monograph on evangelical influences on English penal reform. Follett actively engages in academic conferences and reviews, contributing to debates on abolitionism and historical methodologies.
While no scientific awards are highlighted, his contributions to teaching and scholarship reflect dedication to mentorship and historical rigor. His advising role supports students pursuing legal careers, emphasizing ethical and intellectual development.
