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Who Reads an Early American Book?

June 27, 2009by Jessica Marie Johnson Leave a comment

In a special issue of the Common Place, historians weigh in on the early American books that inspire them as teachers and researchers: The nine historians featured here treat literature […]

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Caroline Winterer, Carolyn Eastman, François Furstenberg, James Sidbury, John Wood Sweet, Joyce Chaplin, Matthew Mason, Sarah Knott, Vincent Brown
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Reading Leonora Sansay’s Horrors of Santo Domingo

June 26, 2009by Jessica Marie Johnson Leave a comment

Via The Displacement of the American Novel: Strangely, former defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld and Slovenian intellectual Slavoj Žižek can help contemporary readers understand the significance of Leonora Sansay’s fascinating and […]

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