From the WMQ

3D SER., 78, NO. 2 (APRIL 2021)

Forum: Situating the United States in Vast Early America
Abstract

EDITOR’S NOTE
Joshua Piker
187

SITUATING THE UNITED STATES IN VAST EARLY AMERICA: INTRODUCTION
Eliga Gould and Rosemarie Zagarri
189

THE MENTAL AND PHYSICAL FRONTIERS OF EMPIRE
Josep M. Fradera
201

NATION, CONTINENT, HEMISPHERE: SITUATING THE UNITED STATES IN THE VAST EARLY AMERICAS
Caitlin Fitz
207

BLACK UTOPIA: HAITI AND BLACK TRANSNATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY
Leslie M. Alexander
215

THE VAST KINGDOM OF GOD
Emily Conroy-Krutz
223

DE-DECENTERING THE NARRATIVE: THE CASE FOR A VAST 1776
Patrick Griffin
229

SETTLERS, SLAVERY, AND THE EARLY REPUBLIC
Rashauna Johnson
235

“HAUGHTY REPUBLICANS,” NATIVE LAND, AND THE PROMISE OF PREEMPTION
Michael A. Blaakman
243

POPULATION COUNTS
Claudio Saunt
251

CONTAINING MULTITUDES: TIME, SPACE, THE UNITED STATES, AND VAST EARLY AMERICA
Jessica Choppin Roney
261

REVOLUTION LOST? VAST EARLY AMERICA, NATIONAL HISTORY, AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
Michael D. Hattem
269

THE NATION-STATE IN A CHANGING WORLD: EPILOGUE
Annette Gordon-Reed and Peter S. Onuf
275

PURSUING KNOWLEDGE, SURVIVING EMPIRE:
INDIGENOUS EXPLORERS IN THE REMOVAL ERA
Abstract
Cameron B. Strang
281

Sources and Interpretations

PAINE DETECTED IN MISSISSIPPI:
SLAVERY, PRINT CULTURE, AND THE THREAT OF DEISM IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC
Abstract
Seth Perry
313