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Early American Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal 1.2 (2003) 225-239
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The entries in this index relate to volume 1, issues 1–2.
Abzug, Robert, 1:1 231, 239–40n
Accident of Path-way to experience, An (John Smith), 1:2 82
Adams, John, 1:1 127, 154, 159, 162, 164, 185, 1:2 24, 170, 182, 186, 194, 215n, 219
Adams, John Quincy, 1:1 240
Adams, Robert, 1:2 156, 157
Addison, Alexander, 1:1 185–86
Adelman, Janet, 1:2 47
Adet, Pierre, Citizen, 1:1 140, 147, 159
African American language, 1:2 195, 219
African Americans, 1:2 91; Irish immigrants and, 1:1 187–89, 192–93; spiritual dreams and visions by, 1:1 203, 207n, 215, 228
Age of Reason (Thomas Paine), 1:1 218
Agricola (Tacitus), 1:2 35
agriculture, 1:1 23–24
Alembert, Jean d', 1:2 105, 117
Alexander, James, 1:1 12
Algeria, 1:2 139, 141, 159–81
Algerine Captive, The (Royall Tyler), 1:2 141, 166, 167, 169
"Algerine Slaves, The" (John Foss), 1:2 158
Algonquin Indians, 1:1 21, 1:2 78–79, 97–98
Alien Act, 1:1 186
Alien Friends law, 1:1 189
Allen, Ethan, 1:1 218
Alley, Sarah, 1:1 206, 215
alliances: European–Native American, 1:2 74–75, 78–79, 96–99; mapping and, 1:2 72–99
"allodial" tenure, 1:2 202
Alrichs, Jacob, 1:1 43
Alrichs, Pieter, 1:1 55
American Academy of Language and Belles Lettres, 1:2 204
American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1:1 263–64
American colonies: political boundaries, 1:1 3; regional identities, 1:1 1–27. See also colonialization
American English, 1:2 187–224
American nationality, 1:1 127–76, 1:2 66
American sea narratives, 1:2 133–58
American Society of United Irishmen, 1:1 176–77, 183, 187–90
American Tract Society, 1:2 147
"Americanus," 1:1 148, 172
Amsterdam, 1:1 41–46
Anderson, Benedict, 1:1 178
Andresen, Julie Tetel, 1:2 197n
Anglo-American pact of 1795, 1:1 128, 149
Anglo-American relations, 1:1 153n
Anglo-French wars, 1:1 148, 158
Anglophilia, 1:1 150, 155, 171
Anglophobia, 1:1 131, 137, 141
Anglo-Saxon language, 1:2 187–89, 197–224
Anglo-Saxon law, 1:2 202–4
Appleby, Joyce, 1:1 186
Arabic language, 1:2 149, 179
aristocracy, 1:2 23
Aristotle, 1:2 38, 39
Arkansas River, 1:1 63
Arkansas River Valley, 1:1 61–89
Arkins, James, 1:1 221
Arnold, Benedict, 1:1 252
Art of Virtue (Benjamin Franklin), 1:2 114
Asian people, 1:2 38n
Assembly of Notables, 1:2 197
Aurora (Philadelphia), 1:1 139–40, 195
Authentic Narrative of the Loss of American Brig Commerce, The (James Riley), 1:2 140, 149, 153–54, 155
authority, 1:2 1–29
"Authority in Early America: The Decay of Deference on the Provincial Periphery" (Michael Zuckerman), 1:2 1–29
authorship, 1:1 273–312
Autobiography (Benjamin Franklin), 1:1 288, 1:2 102, 111–12, 114–15, 118, 120, 121, 122, 125, 128–29, 132
Axtell, James, 1:1 72n
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Bache, Benjamin Franklin, 1:1 146, 156
Bacon, Nathaniel, 1:2 14 [End Page 225]
Bacon, Sir Francis, 1:2 51–53, 62n
Bacon's Rebellion, 1:2 20
Bacot, Henry H., 1:1 171–72
Bacri, Mechajo, 1:2 177
Baepler, Paul, 1:2 167n, 183
bagnios, 1:2 174
Baltimore, Maryland, 1:2 17–18
Banneker, Benjamin, 1:2 219
Barbary captives, 1:2 159–86; narratives, 1:2 163–69
Barbary piracy, 1:2 136–38, 139–42, 151, 154–58, 163–69; narratives, 1:2 133–58
Barclay, Thomas, 1:2 177
Barlow, Joel, 1:2 169, 177, 179, 180n
Barlow, Nathan, 1:1 200, 204n, 205, 216, 221
Barnard, Charles, 1:2 133
Barnum, P. T., 1:1 307
baronetage, 1:2 19
Barroll, Leeds, 1:2 62n
Bavin, Thomas, 1:2 82–84, 87, 89, 94
Baym, Nina, 1...

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