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Early American Literature

Early American Literature

Edited by Sandra Gustafson, The University of Notre Dame

Founded in 1966, Early American Literature is the journal of the Division on American Literature to 1800 of the Modern Language Association. It is the only journal that focuses on the scholarship and criticism of American literature through the early national period. It typically includes six essays, an essay review or forum, and several book reviews.

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Frequency: Three times a year: Spring, Fall, Winter

Size: 6" x 9", 96 pages approx.

Circulation: 600 total: 500 domestic, 100 foreign

Bibliographic information: ISSN: 0012-8163
Subscribers: Scholars and critics in the fields of early American history and culture, as well as specialists in early American literature.

Subscriptions: Volume 42, 2008
Annual: $54.00 Institutions; $34.00 Individuals
Three years: $153.90 Institutions; $96.90 Individuals
Single issues: $16.70 U.S.

Foreign:
Annual: $59.00 Institutions; $41.00 Individuals
Three years: $169.50 Institutions; $115.85 Individuals
Single issues: $19.70

Agency: 5% discount on institutional rate.

Sample issues: Sent upon request to libraries, based on available stock.

Back issues: Most recent five volumes available from publisher.

Online Access: Journal issues also available online from Project Muse.

About the Editor
Sandra Gustafson is professor of English at The University of Notre Dame.

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