Table of Contents

Joshua Swidzinki, “Panoramic Sites and Civic Unrest in 1790s London.”

Bruno Carvalho, “Writing Race in Two Americas: Blackness, Science, and Circulation of Knowledge in the Eighteenth-Century Luso-Brazilian World and the United States.”

Nathaniel Wolloch, “Natural Disasters and the Debate on the Unity or Plurality of Enlightenments.”

James Mulholland, “Impersonating Islanders: Inauthenticity, Sexuality, and the Making of the Tahitian Speaker in 1770s British Poetry.”

Jessica Cook, “Mary Leapor and the Poem as Meeting Place.”

Benjamin F. Pauley, “Quite Contrary: Defoe’s Dialectics.”

Jason H. Pearl, “A History of Historical Distances.”

Molly Anne Rothenberg, “Scott’s Surprising Contemporaneity.”

Marilyn Walker, “Gendering Transatlantic Anti-Slavery History.”