Dear colleagues,
We are pleased to announce the publication of the special issue of Early American Studies, edited by Kevin Butterfield and Bertrand Van Ruymbeke.
It is available here : https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/52091
Contents:
Understanding the American Revolution in Twenty-First-Century France
Kevin Butterfield, Bertrand Van Ruymbeke
pp. 1-8
Atlantic Patriotism: The Seven Years’ War and the Transformation of American, British, and French Political Culture
Edmond Dziembowski
pp. 9-31
French Volunteers in Benjamin Franklin’s Correspondence: The American Revolution as Mirror of a Military Crisis
Leïla Tnaïnchi
pp. 32-57
"I Told Him That the French Army Being Auxiliary in This Continent, It Was Up to the American General to Give His Orders": The Paradoxes of French Military Operations in America, 1778–1783
Olivier Chaline
Montesquieu and The Federalist: A Contested Legacy at the American Founding
Hugo Toudic, Céline Spector
pp. 80-104
Gouverneur Morris, France, and Republicanism in the Atlantic Space
Emilie Mitran
pp. 105-125
The Impact of the American Revolution on French Anticolonial and Antislavery Views in the 1780s
Carine Lounissi
Finding the American Revolution in France: François-Jean de Chastellux’s Private Papers and Beyond
Iris de Rode
pp. 156-193
Documenting a Proposed 1781 French-American Attack on New York: The Chastellux Archive and the Epic Finale That Never Was
Joseph F. Stoltz III
pp. 194-212
Connecting the Histories of France and the United States, circa 1750–1800
François Furstenberg
pp. 213-220
Friends of the McNeil Center for Early American Studies 1 July 2022–30 June 2023
pp. 221-223