Journal of the Early Republic: Volume 37, 2017

CONTENTS
What Happened to the Three-Fifths Clause? The Relationship between Women and Slaves in Constitutional Thought, 1787–1866 Jan Ellen Lewis	1
David Walker’s Nationalism—and Thomas Jefferson’s Peter Thompson	47
Liberty with the Sword: Jamaican Maroons, Haitian Revolutionaries, and American Liberty Tyson Reeder	81
Building the Future: White Women, Black Education, and Civic Inclusion in Antebellum Ohio Kabria Baumgartner	117
“The Open Violence of Desperate Men”: Rethinking Property and Power in the 1835 Baltimore Bank Riot Adam Malka	193
Martha Ann Honeywell: Art, Performance, and Disability in the Early Republic Laurel Daen	225
Introduction: Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton: An American Musical and the Early American Republic Catherine E. Kelly	251
Will the Real Alexander Hamilton Please Stand Up? Joanne B. Freeman	255
The American Revolution Rebooted: Hamilton and Genre in Contemporary Culture Andrew M. Schocket	263
Crooked Histories: Re-presenting Race, Slavery, and Alexander Hamilton Onstage Heather S. Nathans	271
Toward a More Perfect Hamilton Marvin McAllister	279
World Wide Enough: Historiography, Imagination, and Stagecraft Benjamin L. Carp	289
“Make ’em Laugh”: Why History Cannot Be Reduced to Song and Dance Nancy Isenberg	295
Scientific Instructions and Native American Linguistics in the Imperial United States: The Department of War’s 1826 Vocabulary Cameron Strang	399
“The Focus of the Wills of Converging Millions”: Public Opposition to the Jay Treaty and the Origins of the People’s Presidency Nathaniel C. Green	429
“Our Rights Are Getting More & More Infringed Upon”: American Nationalism, Identity, and Sailors’ Justice in British Prisons during the War of 1812 Elizabeth Jones-Minsinger	471
The Angel of Nullification: Imagining Disunion in an Era Before Secession Benjamin E. Park	507
Introduction: Expand or Die: The Revolution’s New Empire Alan Taylor	599
Toward a Social History of Federalism: The State and Capitalism To and From the American Revolution Andrew Shankman	615
1776, Viewed from the West Jessica Choppin Roney	655
Ancients, Moderns, and Africans: Phillis Wheatley and the Politics of Empire and Slavery in the American Revolution David Waldstreicher	701
Commerce and Conquest in Early American Foreign Relations, 1750–1850 Paul A. Gilje	735
Conclusion: Writing To and From the Revolution Serena R. Zabin	771
Surveying the Fields	305
Review Essays	147, 537
Reviews	155, 357, 555, 785