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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-1560-7tures of the nations contending for control of the region. Gilbert Imlay’s .; . (1793) is perhaps the first novel set in the Ohio Valley. This essay examines how . incorporates the discourses of sentiment and natural rights produced by the American and French revolutions into an ideology of westward migration and settlement.

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Genuine Sentiments and Gendered Liberties: Migration and Marriage in Gilbert Imlay’s ,tures of the nations contending for control of the region. Gilbert Imlay’s .; . (1793) is perhaps the first novel set in the Ohio Valley. This essay examines how . incorporates the discourses of sentiment and natural rights produced by the American and French revolutions into an ideology of westward migration and settlement.

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“O my ducats, O my daughter”: Seductions and Sentimental Conversions of Jewish Female Characters in iation of troubled factions in the young nation.. For Jewish audiences, the character perpetuated troubling stereotypes of a character both seductive and seducible—and ultimately disloyal to her faith.

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Beware the Abandoned Woman: European Travelers, “Exceptional” Native Women, and Interracial Familiesho bore their child and “so dearly Loved” him that she “had abandonned her Country and Friends.” “Without her,” Mocquet assures his readers, the pilot would “have been dead a thousand times.” But when he finds an English ship docked in the harbor, he abandons his wife, “being ashamed to take along with him this Indian-Woman thus Naked.”