Revisioning British Empire in the Eighteenth Century Essays from Twenty-Five Years of the Lawrence Henry Gipson Institute for Eighteenth Century Studies

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Preface	p. 9
Introduction: The Gipson Legacy	p. 11
Lawrence Henry Gipson: Historian	p. 27
The Seven Years War in Pennsylvania	p. 55
The Collapse of the British Empire as Seen by Franklin, Paine, and Burke	p. 76
Thomas Jefferson and the Enlightenment: Reflections on Literary Influence	p. 102
John Jay and Creative Constitutionalism	p. 145
Labor Exaction and Cultural Retention in the Antillean Region	p. 167
Money, Sex, and Murder in Eighteenth-Century England	p. 181
The Evolution of Religious Life in Early Virginia	p. 205
"We Shant Be Great Gainers by This Contest": Reflections on American Women in the Revolutionary Era	p. 234
Puritanism in a Revolutionary World	p. 253
Echoes and Reverberations: Reflections on the Language of Politics and Patterns of Political Literature in Revolutionary and Republican America	p. 271
Contributors	p. 298
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