Katherine Eggert | September 28, 2010
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admin | September 23, 2010
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admin | September 22, 2010
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admin | September 17, 2010
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admin | September 16, 2010
I have been having a lovely time reading your posts-cum-mini-intellectual-autobiographies. These are great introductions to your work, Katherine, Henry, David, Andrew—and a challenging set of questions for early modernists, Teresa Download wordpress backup! I am also particularly taken with the formalist / historicist thread to the discussion (Andrew, Henry, and David’s posts most immediately). Sometimes, […]
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admin | September 14, 2010
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admin | September 14, 2010
Many early Americanists are currently focusing attention on transatlantic dimensions of print history, on Indian/colonial cultural relations and mis/understandings—some in print form, some in other “communication media”—and on the intersections of early modern categories such as religion/science and religion/law as they are influenced by new forms of knowledge coming in from the colonies Download online […]
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David Glimp | September 13, 2010
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admin | September 9, 2010
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admin | September 7, 2010
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