... Jonathan Swift Reinhart Kosseleck eighteenth-century British history ...

... Jonathan Swift Reinhart Kosseleck eighteenth-century British history ...

... and Principles of the Times (1757), which was one of the very first examples of critique as we now know it. Jonathan Swift Reinhart Kosseleck eighteenth-century British history ...

...-century British history ...

...  Estimate of the Manners and Principles of the Times (1757), which was one of the very first examples of critique as we now know it. Jonathan Swift Reinhart Kosseleck eighteenth-century British history An understanding of critique as only as suspicious denunciation prevents explorations...

... This chapter reconstructs the entanglements that brought Māori and Europeans into sustained connection and which incorporated New Zealand into the discourses and economic networks of the British Empire during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century. It demonstrates that this long...

... demarcated aqueous territory. border crossing sea/ocean sailor merchant vessel Caribbean port cities circulation maritime history empire French/Spanish/British imperialism ...

... understood as the first printed portrait of a named African American in the British Americas. This essay challenges the veracity of this myth and examines the various ways that Black women were imaged during the late eighteenth century. It argues for the broader significance of this portrait for women's...

... Wheatley, has long been understood as the first printed portrait of a named African American in the British Americas. This essay challenges the veracity of this myth and examines the various ways that Black women were imaged during the late eighteenth century. It argues for the broader significance...