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Papers

(The median citation count of Eighteenth-Century Life 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 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Ephemeral Spenser	1
Literary Ephemera	1
Extra-Illustration and Ephemera	1
The Prospectus War of the 1790s	1
Rhetoric, the Pox, and the Grand Tour	1
Porcelain and Catholic Enlightenment: The Zwettler Tafelaufsatz	1
Lively Effigies	0
Rescaling Falconer's The Shipwreck: Time, Labor, and the Problem of Immersion	0
Mary Shelley and the Monstrosity of War: Frankenstein and the Post-Waterloo Politics of Life	0
Affective Profit	0
Transcendent Ephemera	0
Swift, Secret History, and War	0
Nature’s Questions, Answered	0
“My Case,” Her Cure: William Hay's Permissible Gender Fluidity and Mrs. Stephens's Controversy	0
Women's Records of the Court of George III and Queen Charlotte	0
“A Piece of History the Most Remarkable & Interesting That Ever Happened in Any Age or Country”: “The Lyon in Mourning” Manuscript of Robert Forbes	0
Afterword	0
Manuscript Devotional Culture in Eighteenth-Century English Convents: A Case Study	0
The Morphology of Handel's Operas	0
Lovelace's “Gloomy Scheme of Death”: Suffering, Dueling, and Suicide in Richardson's Clarissa	0
Pope Well Noted	0
The Descent of Man	0
The Modest Genius: Mathematics, Certainty, and the Creation of the Public Newton	0
Introduction	0
Britannia's “Gallant Crew”: Sailor Poets and the Legacy of William Falconer	0

Appendix: A Bibliography of Poems Written by Sailors, Those Who Served at Sea, or Ascribed to Sailors	0
Revising the Eighteenth-Century Novel	0
Presenting “Truth” in Early Eighteenth-Century Travel Narratives	0
“Frances Burney's Legacy Duty Account” (1840)	0
Crazy Enthusiasm	0
“The Tennis Ball of Fortune”: Print, Manuscript, and Provincial Literacies in The Chronicles of John Cannon	0
“How Is Our Blue Club Cut Up!”: Frances Burney's Changing Views of the Bluestockings	0
When History Caught Up with Historians	0
Of Reef Tackles and Halyards: “Marine Language” and the Technologies of Immediacy in William Falconer's The Shipwreck	0
The Influence of William Hogarth on Later Generations	0
“Let Genius Still This Glorious Object Own”: Naming, Signing, Authoring, and Owning in the Manuscript Verse Miscellany	0
Novel Empiricisms	0
Miscellaneous Spaces of Enlightenment: Dodsley, Percy, and the Midcentury Verse Miscellany	0
A Tale of Two Boycotts: Riot, Reform, and Sugar Consumption in Late Eighteenth-Century Britain and France	0
The Promise and Problem of Habit in Austen's Mansfield Park	0
Working Title	0
Britannia and the Weight of Empires Past: The Instance of Falconer's The Shipwreck	0
Anna Barbauld and Charlotte Smith on War and Acquiescence	0
Patronage or Friendship? Charlotte Lennox and the Fifth Earl of Orrery	0
Conflicted Representations: Language, Lexicography, and Johnson’s “Langscape” of War	0
Publishing Perils and Friendships	0
Somebody's Complaint: Isabella Kelly, Warren Hastings, and the Strange Case of Ruthinglenne	0
Transcript of “Frances Burney's Legacy Duty Account”	0
Honoring Jim Springer Borck	0
Introduction: The Manuscript Book in the Long Eighteenth Century	0
Fielding, Opera, and Oratorio: The Case of Handel	0
“Where Are Your Books?”: William Wordsworth's Commonplaces	0
A Variable Account of Blindness in the Eighteenth Century	0
Civil Rage	0
Afterword	0
“Modern Biography”: Form, Function, and Celebrity in Eighteenth-Century Genre Theory	0
Introduction	0
Motivated by Hatred: Defoe, Deism, and the Novel	0
Rereading the History of the Book	0
Second Nature and the Sonic Sublime	0
Turkeys Dancing on a Hot Metal Floor	0
Capturing the Queen: Establishing Agency through Narrative Strategies and Royal Materiality in Charlotte Papendiek's Memoirs	0
Sancho Panza in Eighteenth-Century English Theater: Disrupting the Path of the English Knight-Errant	0
“A Volume of Manuscript Poems &c”: Phillis Wheatley Peters's Lost Book and a Found Proposal	0
Line Making as Life Writing: Graphic Literacy and Design in Eighteenth-Century Commonplace Books	0
The Moral Negotiation of Fashion in Regency England	0
Producing Philosophes in Oceania: Enlightenment through Pacific Spaces	0
William Falconer's Manuscript Draft Poetry: An Annotated Transcription	0
Picturing Political Power: Eighteenth-Century Korean Portraits in San Francisco's Asian Art Museum	0
London, by Accident	0
“Much Might Be Said on Both Sides”	0
Spaces of Enlightenment: From Domestic Scenes to Global Visions	0
“Everlasting Memorials”: Urban Improvement and the Shadow of Ruin in Mid-Eighteenth-Century London	0
Contesting Women's Learning and Fashion: Ann Murry's Moral Zoological System in the Lady's Magazine	0
Piozzi and Wales	0

Serendipitous Failures	0
The Battlefield as Enlightened Space: War, the Senses, and the Emotional Soldier, ca. 1790–1840	0
The Private Sublime in Public Discourse: War Poetry of the American Revolution	0
Masonic Rivalries and Literary Politics in the Jacobite Era	0
“Law Enough to Set You Free”: Contract, Community, and Consent in the Comedies of George Farquhar	0
Writing Himself into a Profession: Knowledge, Skills, and Community in John Martin's “Several Receipts for the Use of Mankind”	0
Before the Reporter's Notebook: The Oblong Book in the Long Eighteenth Century	0
More than Eve: Women and Superior Secondariness in English Poetry, 1751–1810	0
Home Is Where the Heart Is: The Rise of Emotional Spaces in the German Late Enlightenment	0
The Visual Anatomy of Falconer's The Shipwreck, 1762–1818	0
Hieroglyphic State Machine	0
The First Information Age	0
Computational Approaches to Manuscript Books: Quaker Correspondence and the History of Its Reconstruction	0
William Falconer: Sailor, Poet, Lexicographer	0
William Falconer and the Rhetoric of the Sea	0
William Falconer's “Sons of Neptune”: The Merchant Service, the Royal Navy, and The Shipwreck	0
Face Value: Toward a Theory of Eighteenth-Century Portraiture	0
What Cato Did: Suicide, Sentimentalism, and the Drama of Emulation	0
William Hogarth and Richard Steele	0
The Narrative Garden	0
The Art of Imperial Maternity: Pierre-Paul Prud'hon, Empress Marie-Louise, and The King of Rome Sleeping	0
Jane Austen and the Tradition of Masculine Benevolence	0
An Adamant Patriot in Changing Times: Jonathan Swift's Later Political Pamphlets	0
Prompter and Puppet	0
Editors’ Note	0
Enlightened “Museums of Images” or Decorative Displays? Elizabeth Seymour Percy and the Eighteenth-Century Print Room	0
Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe: “Maps,” Natural Law, and the Enemy	0
“For I Asked Him Men's Questions”: Late Eighteenth-Century British Women Tourists’ Contributions to Scientific Inquiry	0
Finance, Fiction, and Loss	0
Biographies in the Album: Reading Lives between the Lines	0