Butler University : A Sesquicentennial History

George M. Waller (1919--2003), a dedicated teacher and active scholar, taught in the Department of History at Butler University from 1954 to 1990 and chaired the department for many of those years. His books included Puritanism in Early America; Samuel Vetch, Colonial Enterpriser; and American Revolution in the West. Late in his career Dr. Waller was named the McGregor Professor of Humanities, and in 1990 Governor Evan Bayh named him a Sagamore of the Wabash. He died as this book was nearing completion. The project was prepared for publication by his widow, Martha Waller, and his editor, Roberta Diehl, working in close collaboration with Paul Hanson in the Department of History at Butler.

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