Months of archival fury and quiet resistance culminate in peer review that responds with real human recognition I Submitted the Paper and a Reviewer’s Report …
A minor comic aside turns out to carry the exact structural argument the author’s letters describe as her true intention The Close Rereading Revealed Something …
A furious private letter reveals a woman author who kept her true ending alive for readers clever enough to see past the print I Found …
Commercial merchant interests, not colonial censorship, turn out to be the actual force behind the altered ending I Found the Publisher’s Correspondence and It Confirms …
A reader’s handwritten claim about a true conclusion opens a two century old question about colonial era publishing pressure I Found a Marginal Note In …
Stephanie Curry on a stubborn bibliographic puzzle, a seminar disagreement that ran considerably longer than scheduled, and the satire that made a whole room laugh …
Stephanie Curry’s diary on eighteenth century polemics, modern politics, and one very confident footnote I want to open with the pamphlet, a genuinely obscure eighteenth …
A diary on the enduring, oddly comforting continuity of logistical excess in great power travel Colonial governors and their considerable retinues generated an entire genre …
A diary connecting a modern great power agreement to a century of colonial diplomatic theatre I have spent the better part of a decade reading …
A diary connecting a modern policy to a long eighteenth century history of protective state control Colonial authorities across the eighteenth century developed a genuinely …
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