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Account of a Remarkable Conspiracy (1787)
Amelia; or the Faithless Briton (1789)
The Black Vampyre; A Legend of St. Domingo (1819)
Columbian Magazine (Nov. 1786)
Equality–A Political Romance (1802)
The Factory Girl (1814)
The Female Review (1797)
Humanity in Algiers: Or, The Story of Azem (1801)
Ira and Isabella: Or the Natural Children, A Novel (1807) by William Hill Brown
A Journey to Philadelphia; or, Memoirs of Charles Coleman Saunders (1804)
Rosa; or, American Genius and Education (Anonymous, 1810)
Rowson’s Sincerity (1803-04)
St. Herbert-A Tale (1796)
Sentimental Fragments from Early U.S. Publications (late 18c to early 19c)
The Story of Constantius and Pulchera (1789)
Late 18C Anti-Slavery Texts
“The Man at Home” Series (1789)
The World Turned Upside Down (1794)

The World Turned Upside Down (1794)

Fall 2021 – Just Teach One, no. 18
Text prepared by Duncan Faherty (Queens College and the CUNY Graduate Center) and Ed White (Tulane University)

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Account of a Remarkable Conspiracy (1787)
Amelia; or the Faithless Briton (1789)
The Black Vampyre; A Legend of St. Domingo (1819)
Columbian Magazine (Nov. 1786)
Equality–A Political Romance (1802)
The Factory Girl (1814)
The Female Review (1797)
Humanity in Algiers: Or, The Story of Azem (1801)
Ira and Isabella: Or the Natural Children, A Novel (1807) by William Hill Brown
A Journey to Philadelphia; or, Memoirs of Charles Coleman Saunders (1804)
Rosa; or, American Genius and Education (Anonymous, 1810)
Rowson’s Sincerity (1803-04)
St. Herbert-A Tale (1796)
Sentimental Fragments from Early U.S. Publications (late 18c to early 19c)
The Story of Constantius and Pulchera (1789)
Late 18C Anti-Slavery Texts
“The Man at Home” Series (1789)
The World Turned Upside Down (1794)

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A Journey to Philadelphia
Account of a Remarkable Conspiracy
Amelia
Columbian Magazine
Equality–A Political Romance
Humanity in Algiers
Ira & Isabella
Rosa
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Sincerity
St. Herbert—A Tale
The Black Vampyre
The Factory Girl
The Female Review
The Story of Constantius and Pulchera

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Account of a Remarkable Conspiracy (1787)
Amelia; or the Faithless Briton (1789)
The Black Vampyre; A Legend of St. Domingo (1819)
Columbian Magazine (Nov. 1786)
Equality–A Political Romance (1802)
The Factory Girl (1814)
The Female Review (1797)
Humanity in Algiers: Or, The Story of Azem (1801)
Ira and Isabella: Or the Natural Children, A Novel (1807) by William Hill Brown
A Journey to Philadelphia; or, Memoirs of Charles Coleman Saunders (1804)
Rosa; or, American Genius and Education (Anonymous, 1810)
Rowson’s Sincerity (1803-04)
St. Herbert-A Tale (1796)
Sentimental Fragments from Early U.S. Publications (late 18c to early 19c)
The Story of Constantius and Pulchera (1789)
Late 18C Anti-Slavery Texts
“The Man at Home” Series (1789)
The World Turned Upside Down (1794)

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