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Volume 40, Issue 1-2

Fall/Spring 2007

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Leonard Tennenhouse

Leonard Tennenhouse

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ISSN 0029-5132

EISSN 1945-8509

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The Early American Novel

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Is There An Early American Novel?

LEONARD TENNENHOUSE

Olaudah Equiano, Written by Himself

CATHY N. DAVIDSON

The Cosmopolitan Revolution: Loyalism and the Fiction of an American Nation

EDWARD LARKIN

The Secret History of the Early American Novel: Leonora Sansay and Revolution in Saint Domingue

ELIZABETH MADDOCK DILLON

“New Forms of Sublimity”: Edgar Huntly and the European Origins of American Exceptionalism

EZRA TAWIL

The Early American Novel: Charles Brockden Brown’s Fictitious Historiography

AMANDA EMERSON

Melancholy, Race, and Sovereign Exemption in Early American Fiction

JONATHAN ELMER

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Deliberalizing the Subject

STUART BURROWS

The Secret Lives of Houses

STACEY MARGOLIS

Transatlantic Abolition

SARAH WINTER

Historicizing Personhood

PHILIP GOULD

The Politics of Captivity

MICHELLE BURNHAM

Sympathetic Racialism

MARION RUST

Geography Lessons

JIM EGAN

Panic Novels

MARY ESTEVE

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