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Morgan became a Sterling Professor, Yale's highest distinctions, in 1965. Morgan was awarded the 2000 [[National Humanities Medal]] for "extraordinary contributions to American cultural life and thought." In 2006, he received a [[Pulitzer Prize]] "for a creative and deeply influential body of work as an American historian that spans the last half century." <ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.pulitzer.org/year/2006/special-citation/|title=2006 Special Award|publisher=[[Pulitzer Prize]]}}</ref>

Morgan became a Sterling Professor, Yale's highest distinctions, in 1965. Morgan was awarded the 2000 [[National Humanities Medal]] for "extraordinary contributions to American cultural life and thought." In 2006, he received a [[Pulitzer Prize]] "for a creative and deeply influential body of work as an American historian that spans the last half century." <ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.pulitzer.org/year/2006/special-citation/|title=2006 Special Award|publisher=[[Pulitzer Prize]]}}</ref>

Morgan developed an interest in history at prep school (Belmont Hill School near Boston) and Harvard College. He earned his PhD at Harvard Graduate School in  1942. Morgan studied under [[Perry Miller]]. He began by teaching at the [[University of Chicago]] (1945-46) and then at [[Brown University]] (1946-55) before being called to Yale.  He chairs the editorial board of  the chair of the board of The Benjamin Franklin Papers project at Yale.

Morgan developed an interest in history at prep school (Belmont Hill School near Boston) and Harvard College. He earned his PhD at Harvard Graduate School in  1942. Morgan studied under [[Perry Miller]]. He began by teaching at the [[University of Chicago]] (1945-46) and then at [[Brown University]] (1946-55) before being called to Yale.  He chairs the editorial board of  The Benjamin Franklin Papers project at Yale.

== Morgan's Books ==

== Morgan's Books ==