Early American Literature, Volume 39

African American Literature argues Aristocracy Bacon Bacon's Rebellion Barbary captivity Behn Bercovitch Brackenridge Brown Burr Cambridge captivity narrative century character Charles Brockden Charles Brockden Brown Charlotte Temple Christian claim colonial Colonial Americas context Cotton Cotton Mather critical culture democratic discourse Early American Literature Early Republic Edgar Huntly edition editor Edwards Edwards's eighteenth eighteenth-century Emily Montague England English Equiano essay example Federalist fiction figure Franklin French Freneau funeral sermon gender German human identity images Indians interest interpretation Islam Jefferson John Jonathan Edwards language letters Library literary Magnalia Mather Modern Chivalry mourning narrator Native Native American novel Olaudah Equiano Philadelphia physiognomy poem political portrait portraiture postcolonial Press Puritan Qur'an readers reading Rebellion religious republican Revolution rhetorical scholars slave Smith social society story suggests Susannah Johnson Teague textual Thomas tion Univ Vassa Virginia voice Widow Ranter Wieland William women writing York