Huntington Library QuarterlyStudies in English and American History and LiteratureSusan Green, EditorIn 2007, the Huntington Library Quarterly (HLQ) celebrates its 70th anniversary. Tables of contents, sample articles, current subscription rates, and complete ordering information for subscriptions and single copies are available through the University of California Press Web site. The Huntington Library Quarterly publishes articles on the literature, history, and art of the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries in Britain and America, with special emphasis on:
The journal also publishes book reviews and review articles on important work in early modern studies. The Intramuralia section now reports comprehensively on the Huntington's acquisitions of rare books, manuscripts, and ephemera. Current special issues of the journal include "Reconsidering the Bluestockings" (edited by Nicole Pohl and Betty A. Schellenberg), "The Cultural History of Letter-Writing," "Print and Politics in the Seventeenth Century,""Early Tudor Manuscript and Print" (edited by Alexandra Gillespie), and "The Uses of History in Early Modern England" (edited by Paulina Kewes).
Guidelines for Submission:Scholars working in the history, literature, or art history of the early modern period are encouraged to submit manuscripts of articles for consideration by the journal. We seek outstanding archivally based work, regardless of where it is researched. Scholars of American studies through 1830 are especially encouraged to submit article manuscripts.
Editorial Board for 2004–2006:Thomas Cogswell, University of California, Riverside Special Issues:
Recent and Forthcoming Issues:Vol. 69, no. 2 The Secret Sharers: "Anthony Rivers" and the Appellant Controversy, 1601-2 The Early Poetic Career of Edmund Waller Of "Origenian Platonisme": Joseph Glanvill on the Pre-existence of Souls Review Essays by Alexandra Gillespie and Tobias Gregory Vol. 69, no. 1; "Railing Rhymes": Politics and Poetry in Early Stuart England Reading Libels: An Introduction Part 1 Verse Libels and the Epideictic Tradition in Early Stuart England Epigrams and Political Satire in Early Stuart England "Love-song weeds, and Satyrique thornes": Anti-Courtly Love Poetry and Somerset Libels "Reade in one age and understood i'th' next": Recycling Satire in the Mid-Seventeenth Century On Exegetical Duty: Historical Pragmatics and the Grammar of the Libel Part 2 The Poor Man's Petition: Anthony Atkinson and the Politics of Libel Performing Politics: The Circulation of the "Parliament Fart" "The Feminine part of every Rebellion": Francis Bacon on Sedition and Libel, and the Beginning of Ideology "Songs of baser alloy": Jonson's Gypsies Metamorphosed and the Circulation of Manuscript Libels Singing Libel in Early Stuart England: The Case of the Staines Fiddlers, 1627 “The Book of Nature is Open to All Men”:
Geology, Mining, and History in Joseph Wright’s Derbyshire Landscapes Aristocratic Faction and Reformist Politics in Eighteenth-Century Hampshire: The Shelleys’ Enthusiasm “Master of their language”:
Education and Exile in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein The Grenville Militia List for Buckinghamshire, 1798–1799 Review Essays by Timothy Erwin, Emily Hodgson Anderson, and Peter Brier Time and the Satyr Folios Fit for a King: James I, John Bill, and the King's Printers, 1616-1620 Dr. Temple's Pew: Sex and Clerical Status in the 1630s The Struggle for Mercurius Britanicus: Factional Politics and the Parliamentarian Press, 1643-1646 A Conjurer and a Quack?: The Lives of John Dee and Simon Forman Editing Instability Vol. 68, nos. 1 & 2; The Uses of History in Early Modern England History and Its Uses: Introduction From Hystories to the Historical: Five Transitions in Thinking about the Past, 1500–1700 Historians and Poets Against the Teleology of Technique Appropriating History: Catholic and Protestant Polemics and the National Past Guides to Reading Foxe’s Book of Martyrs “A Pestilent and Seditious Book”: Nicholas Sander’s Schismatis Anglicani and Catholic Histories of the Reformation “Methinks the truth should live from age to age”: The Dating and Contexts of Henry V Discourses of History in Elizabethan and Early Stuart London An Empire to End Empire: The Dynamic of Early Modern British Expansion Remembrancers of the Revolution: Histories and Historiographies of the 1640s History and Ideology: Milton, the Levellers, and the Council of State in 1649 Clarendon, Tacitism, and the Civil Wars of Europe “A special kindness for dead bishops”: The Church, History, and Testimony in Seventeenth-Century Protestantism Contested Histories of the English Church: Gilbert Burnet and Jeremy Collier The Tory Interpretation of History in the Rage of Parties “Secret History”: Or, Talebearing Inside and Outside the Secretorie History and the Novel in Eighteenth-Century Britain Afterword Plague, the Printing Press, and Public Health in Seventeenth-Century
London A Crisis in English Public Life: The Popish Plot, Naboth’s Vineyard (1679), and Mock-Biblical Satire’s Exemplary Redress Dryden and the Historiography of Exile: Milton and Virgil in Dryden's Late Period “Tales of Love and Gallantry”: The Politics of Oroonoko Deborah Franklin, Lord Loudoun, and Franklin’s Autobiography "Some kind friends": Scott's Harold the Dauntless (HM 1937) and Frederick Locker-Lampson Review Essays by Kent Cartwright and Julie Candler Hayes Giordano Bruno in England, Revisited Volpone and Beast Fable: Early Modern Analogic Reading Ben Jonson and the Legacies of the Past Francis Rous and "scabby or itchy children": The Problem of Toleration in 1645 A Transcription of MS. EL 2360 Review Essays by David Carnegie, David Gants, Ian Frederick Moulton, and David Randall Vol. 67, no. 2; Early Tudor Literature in Manuscript and Print Caxton’s Romances and Their Tudor Readers Poets, Printers, and Sammelbände What’s in a Name? "John Skelton, Laureate" in Manuscript
and Print Lord Berners and His Books: A New Survey John Mychell and the Printing of Lydgate in the 1530s Manuscripts of the Verse of Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey Poetry in Embassy: Thomas Wyatt’s Egerton Manuscript and the Production
of Literary Manuscripts Abroad "These fewe scribbled rules": Representing Scribal Intimacy
in Early Modern Print Wanting the First Blank: Endpaper on the Frontispiece to the Huntington
Library Copy of Caxton’s Recuyell of the Histories of Troy Vol. 67, no. 1; Print, Propaganda, Royalism Newsbooks and the Duke of Buckingham's Expedition to the Île de
Ré "The counterfeit silly curr": Mixed Messages: The Politics of Sexual Libel: Describing Popularity in Early Modern England Vol. 66, nos. 3 & 4; Studies in the Cultural History of Letter Writing Letters from America, 1492–1677 Tobias Smollett and the Malevolent Philip Thicknesse: Model Letters, Moral Living: Reading Romantic Letters: "More Than an Accomplishment": Letter-Writing Instruction Home on the Range The Haunting of St. James’s Library: Librarians, Literature, and
The Battle of the Books Contexts and Companions From Penitent to Suspect: Law, Purgatory, and Renaissance Drama Vol. 65, nos. 1 & 2; Reconsidering
the Bluestockings The Elizabeth Robinson Montagu Collection at the Huntington Library Biographical Sketches of the Principal Bluestocking Women A Bluestocking Bibliography Bluestocking Feminism Church of England Clergy and Women Writers Clara Reeve, Provincial Bluestocking: From the Old Whigs to the Modern
Liberal State "Out rushed a female to protect the Bard": The Bluestocking
Defense of Shakespeare Elizabeth Montagu, Bluestocking Businesswoman The Politics of Sociability: Public Dimensions of the Bluestocking Millennium Two Versions of Community: Montagu and Scott Subjectivity Unbound: Elizabeth Vesey as the Sylph in Bluestocking Correspondence "Rags of Mortality": Negotiating the Body in the Bluestocking
Letters Bluestocking Sapphism and the Economies of Desire
"The State is out of Tune": Nicholas Rowe's Jane Shore and
the Succession Crisis of 1713-14 The Finances of the Dukes of Chandos: Aristocratic Inheritance, Marriage,
and Debt in Eighteenth-Century England High Art and Low Politics: A New Perspective on John Wilkes William Hogarth and the Aesthetics of Nationalism Resonating Resins: "Listning to the voices of the ground" in
William Blake's Book of Urizen The History of Cobbett's "A History of the Protestant 'Reformation'" Unidentified Items in the Larpent Collection: Addresses, Prologues,
and Epilogues "Unstoried in History"? Early Histories of Women (1652-1902)
in the Huntington Library Collections Charles Henry Collins Baker: Biographical and Bibliographical Note Reviews by D. N. DeLuna, Albert J. Schmidt, Lorna Clymer, Lawrence E. Klein, and Philip Ayres
Berosus and the Protestants: Reconstructing Protestant Myth Elizabethan Parliamentary Oratory Spenser's "Complaints" and the New Poet "So Many Shipwracke for Want of Better Knowledge": The Imaginary
Husband in Stuart Marriage Advice Counting Insatiate Countesses: The Seventeenth-Century Annotations to
Marston's "The Insatiate Countess" John Playford: Music and Politics in the Interregnum "Chaucer's Dreame": A Bibliographer's Nightmare John Dee's "Brytanici Imperii Limites" Reviews by Anne Middleton, Lena Cowen Orlin, Tim William Machan, Marion Trousdale, Rebecca Lemon, Seth Lerer, Arthur F. Kinney, and Bill Warren
Vol. 63, no. 4; Forging Connections:
Women's Poetry from the Renaissance to the Romantic Period Beachy Head: The Romantic Fragment Poem As Mosaic Mothers and Daughters: Poetic Generation(s) in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Centuries Love in All Its Oddness: The Affections in Women's Private Poetry of
the Eighteenth Century Green Languages? Women Poets as Naturalists in 1653 and 1807 The Passion of a Female Literary Tradition: Aemilia Lanyer's Salve
Deus Rex Judaeorum "My hart is full, my Soul dos ouer flow": Women's Devotional
Poetry in Seventeenth-Century England Charlotte Smith's Emigrants: Forging Connections at the Borders
of a Female Tradition
Vol. 63, no. 3; British Radical Culture
of the 1790s "Fire, Famine, and Slaughter" The Language of High Treason: Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and the
Edinburgh Seven Irish Republicans and Gothic Eleutherarchs: Pacific Utopias in the Writings
of Theobald Wolfe Tone and Charles Brockden Brown Filling Up and Emptying Out the Sublime: Terror in British Radical Culture Trading Words, Waging War: The Mystified Relationship between British
Radicals and French Révolutionnaires The Loves of the Plants; or, the Cross-Fertilization of Science and Desire
at the End of the Eighteenth Century Review by Michael S. C. Smith
Vol. 63, nos. 1 & 2; John Dryden:
A Tercentenary Miscellany "Rebekah's Heir": Dryden's Late Mystery of Genealogy Ignoring The Tempest: Pepys, Dryden, and the Politics of Spectating
in 1667 John Dryden and the Battle of the Books Cleopatra, Queen of the Seine: The Politics of Eroticism in Dryden's
All for Love The Double Logic of Don Sebastian Poetic Plate-Fleets and Universal Monarchy: The Heroic Plays and Empire
in the Restoration Who's Who in Absalom and Achitophel? "Our Lineal Descents and Clans": Dryden's Fables Ancient
and Modern and Cultural Politics in the 1690s Past and Present in Dryden's Fables Reviews by David Bywaters and Phillip Harth Copyright © 2006, Huntington Library Press. All rights reserved.E-mail: booksales@huntington.org |
