OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of William and Mary Quarterly is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-01-01 to 2025-01-01.)

Article	Citations
Back Matter	26
Containing Multitudes: Time, Space, the United States, and Vast Early America	3
<em>Paine Detected</em> in Mississippi: Slavery, Print Culture, and the Threat of Deism in the Early Republic	1
Population Counts	1
Revolution Lost? Vast Early America, National History, and the American Revolution	1
“Visiting Indians,” Nursing Fathers, and Anglo-American Empires in the Post–War of 1812 Western Great Lakes	1
Nation, Continent, Hemisphere: Situating the United States in the Vast Early Americas	1
Editor's Note	1
Back Matter	1
Front Matter	0
Agitations, Convulsions, Leaping, and Loud Talking: The “Experiences” of Sarah Pierpont Edwards	0
The Rattlesnake and the Hibernaculum: Animals, Ignorance, and Extinction in the Early American Underworld	0
Neighborly Rendition: Interpolity Law, Mobility, and the Boundaries of Political Community in Anglo-Dutch America, 1624–64	0
The Mental and Physical Frontiers of Empire	0
Practical Americans	0
Global Warfare, Conspiracy Scares, and Slave Revolts in a World of Fear	0
Black Utopia: Haiti and Black Transnational Consciousness in the Early Nineteenth Century	0
Front Matter	0
<em>Pesa más la libertad</em>: Slavery, Legal Claims, and the History of Afro-Latin American Ideas	0
Law, Lineage, Gender, and the Lives of Enslaved Indigenous People on the Edge of the Nineteenth-Century Caribbean	0
Back Matter	0
The Contemporary Resonance of the Nation's Founding Arguments	0
Jefferson Takes on Buffon: The Polemic on American Animals in <em>Notes on the State of Virginia</em>	0
The Vast Kingdom of God	0
Pursuing Knowledge, Surviving Empire: Indigenous Explorers in the Removal Era	0

The Nation-State in a Changing World: Epilogue	0
Situating the United States in Vast Early America: Introduction	0
Settlers, Slavery, and the Early Republic	0
“Haughty republicans,” Native Land, and the Promise of Preemption	0
The Legacies within Contemporary Gender and Women's History	0
De-decentering the Narrative: The Case for a Vast 1776	0
Back Matter	0
“Like an epidemic one could only stop with the most violent remedies”: African Poisons versus Livestock Disease in Saint Domingue, 1750–88	0
Pantomime Indian: Performing the Encounter in Robert Sayer's <em>Harlequin Cherokee</em>	0
Troublesome Trials: How a Parisian Legal Practitioner Disrupted the Order of New France	0
Sigenauk’s War of Independence: Anishinaabe Resurgence and the Making of Indigenous Authority in the Borderlands of Revolution	0
Who Owns the Founders?	0
Front Matter	0
Sounding the African Atlantic	0
Front Matter	0