Adams, Abigail, Adams, Daniel, Adams, John, , , , , n Aesop’s Fables, , affection, , , , , ; authority and, , –; education and, , , , , ; Great Awakening and, , –; law and, , ; slavery and, , , . See also affectionate citizenship affectionate citizenship, –, , ; children ’s literature and, , n; consent and, –, ; Lockean liberalism and, affectionate reading, , , affectionate republic, Aiken, John, Alcott, A. Bronson, – Aldrich, Thomas, n Alien and Sedition Acts (), alphabet books, –, –, , , , – Alryyes, Ala, , Althusser, Louis, – American Civil War, ; citizenship and, –, , , . See also Reconstruction American Revolution, , , , –, ; affection in, , , ; children’s dissent and, , , ; citizenship and, , , ; gender in, , ; Great Awakening’s impact on, , ; paper money in, , n; reading and, , ; role of child in, –, – American Sunday School Union, , – Anderson, Benedict, –, Anderson, Nick, “anchor babies,” , , Anthony, David, Anti-Slavery Alphabet, – Ariès, Philippe, , n, n Ashley-Cooper, Anthony, Augustine, St., Austen, Jane, automata, , –, n The Aviary; Or the Child’s Book of Birds, bad readers, , –, –, –, – Baier, Annette C., Bailyn, Bernard, n Baker, Jennifer Jordan, Balibar, Étienne, – Barbauld, Anna Laetitia, , Barber, Benjamin R., Barnes, Elizabeth, Barnum, P. T., – Baxter, Richard, Baym, Nina, , n Bell, Andrew, n Bennett, John, Bennett, Tony, n Benthem, Jeremy, , n Bercovitch, Sacvan, n, n Berlant, Lauren, , , , , Bewick, Thomas, , n Bhabha, Homi, Birthright Citizenship Act (), n Bold page numbers refer to figures Index Blake: or, the Huts of America, book eating (bibliophagia), , , Boone, Troy, Bowen, Daniel, Boyer, Paul S., n Brantlinger, Patrick, , n Breen, T. H., Bremner, Robert, , n Brewer, Holly, , , n, n; on boundaries of childhood, , –, n; on children’s economic practices, ; on Halfway Covenant, ; on Locke, Brooks, Thomas, Brown, Gillian, –, , n; on children ’s freedom, , , , Brown, Matthew P., n Brown, William Hill, , , , n; The Power of Sympathy, , , – Browne, Sir Thomas, Brückner, Martin, n Bunn, James, Bunyan, John, –, Burder, George, n Butcher, Elizabeth, –, Cadava, Eduardo, n Calvinism, , capitalism, , , –; children as capitalists , , ; citizenship and, , –; expansion of, , . See also economics; Panic of ; Panic of Caraccioli, Marquis, , Casmier-Paz, Lynn A., catechisms, –, , , n, n; Mather’s, , n; patriarchal nature of, – censorship, Chapone, Hannah, Child, Lydia Maria, , , , n childhood: boundaries of, , –, , n, n; as metaphor, –, –; political history of, – children, , n, n, n; as aligned with slaves, , –, , , n, n; as aligned with women, –, ; as authors, , , , ; as automata, –, n; as book eaters (bibliophagia ), –; boy readers, ; church membership of, –, –, –; citizens as, –, –, , , , , –; citizenship defined through, –; closet reading of, –, , –, n; contemporary representations of, n, n; conversion narratives of, –; dissent of, , , –, –; economic practices of, –, , n, n; feral, ; Fourteenth Amendment and, –, –; French Revolution and, –, , , n; girl readers, –, , –, –, n; Lacan on, n; Locke on, , –, , –, n; as mini adults, n; novel readers , , –, n, n; race and, –, –; readers as, –; religious communities and, –, n; rights of, –, –, , , ; role in history, , , , ; role in politics, –; Rousseau on, –; studying, –, n. See also alphabet books; citizenship: imaginary ; citizenship: natural; diaries; literature (children’s); Locke, John; pedagogy; spelling books; United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child () The Child’s New Play-Thing, , n choice, , , , ; defining citizenship, , ; in reading, , , , ; in religion, , , , ; slavery contrasted with, , , , n; social contract and, , , . See also consent citizenship, , –, n, n, n; age and, , –, n; alternative definitions of, , –; citizens as children, –, –; economic, –, –; Emerson on, , ; gender and, –, , –, –, –, ; Hawthorne on, , –, , –; ideology and, , , ; imaginary, –, , , n, n; immigrants and, –, , , , –; infantile, , –, , , ; legal versus literary, , , n; natural, –, , –; and naturalization , , , , , , ; novels and, , –; race and, –, , , , , , n; Republican versus Federalist definitions of, –; Rousseau on, , , –, n; slavery contrasted with, [18.218.184.214] Project MUSE (2024-04-23 14:48 GMT) Index , , , , n, n; subjecthood contrasted with, –, –, –; suffrage and, , –; teaching, , –. See also affectionate citizenship; consent; Constitution (U.S.); Fourteenth Amendment; law; Locke, John; social contract theory Civil Rights Act (), – Civil Rights Act (), Civil War. See American Civil War Clapp, David, Clark, Beverly Lyon, Cobbett, William, Cohoon, Lorinda B., n Coke, Sir Edward, Coleman, William H., – collecting, , , ; books, , ; curiosities , , –, , n; letters, , , n. See also scrapbooks Colley, Thomas, colonialism, , –, –, , n; colonial government, , ; print culture and, , , , , , n. See also empire The Columbian Orator, , Connell, Phillip, , consent, –, , –, , ; affection and, , , ; age of, , ; defining citizenship, –, , –, , ; Fourteenth Amendment and, –; gender and, , ; Locke on, , –, –, , n, n; race and, , ; religion and, , –, n; social contract and, , , –; slavery and, , n; suffrage and, . See also choice Constitution (U.S.), , , , ; definition of citizenship, , , , ; race and gender in, , . See also Fourteenth Amendment Cooper, James Fenimore, Cooper, William, Cotton, John, Cowan, Edgar, Cowan, Frank, – Cowles, Julia, Cox, Caroline, Crain, Patricia A., , n The Crayon Reading Book, The Cries of London, Cummins, Maria Susan, , , n Darley, Felix O. C., Darley, Matthew, Davidson, Cathy N., , –, Davis, Peggy Cooper, Day, Angel, n Day, Thomas, Defoe, Daniel, , , , , Dennie, Joseph, –, De Rosa, Deborah, Desiderio, Jennifer, n diaries, , , n; representation of reading practices in, , , , n, n DiGiromalo, Vincent, Dillon, Elizabeth, dissent, , , ; children’s, , , –; gender and, ; political, –; religious, – Douglass, Frederick: on citizenship, , –; on slavery, , –, n...