Transatlantic literary exchanges, 1790-1870: gender, race, and nation

Introduction: Mobilizing gender, race, and nation / by Kevin Hutchings and Julia M. Wright

Section I: Transatlantic mobility: gender and sexuality. Charlotte Smith and the spectre of America / by Jared Richman

Romantic aesthetics, gender, and transatlantic travel in Anna Brownell Jameson's Winter studies and summer rambles in Canada / by Charity Matthews

Felicia Hemans, Herman Melville and the queer Atlantic / by Daniel Hannah

Section II: Reconfiguring race. Prophets of resistance: Native American shamans and Anglophone writers / by Tim Fulford

Frederick Douglass and transatlantic echoes of the color line / by Bridget Bennett

Pirates and patriots: citizenship, race, and the transatlantic adventure novel / by Sarah H. Ficke

Section III: Cultural exchanges: print, tourism, and politics

Charles Brockden Brown and England: of genres, the Minerva Press, and the early Republican reprint trade / by Eve Tavor Bannet

Romantic Niagara: environmental aesthetics, indigenous culture, and transatlantic tourism, 1794-1850 / by Kevin Hutchings

Beyond the American empire: Charles Brockden Brown and the making of a new global economic order / by Wil Verhoeven.