Imperial Babel translation, exoticism, and the long nineteenth century

Melodramatic Imperial Writing From the Sepoy Rebellion to Cecil Rhodes

Eclipse of empires world history in nineteenth-century U.S. literature and culture

From Little London to Little Bengal religion, print, and modernity in early British India, 1793-1835

Dominion undeserved Milton and the perils of creation

Sounding imperial poetic voice and the politics of empire, 1730-1820

The empire abroad and the empire at home African American literature and the era of overseas expansion

Colony, nation, and globalisation not at home in Singaporean and Malaysian literature

Empire's proxy American literature and U.S. imperialism in the Philippines

Romances of the white man's burden race, empire, and the plantation in American literature, 1880-1936

The exceptionalist state and the state of exception Herman Melville's Billy Budd, sailor

British and African literature in transnational context

Missionary positions evangelicalism and empire in American fiction

Out of bounds Anglo-Indian literature and the geography of displacement

Paralyses literature, travel, and ethnography in French modernity

Romantic writing and the empire of signs periodical culture and post-Napoleonic authorship

X marks the spot women writers map the Empire for British children, 1790-1895

Written on the water British romanticism and the maritime empire of culture

Shadowing the white man's burden U.S. imperialism and the problem of the color line

The sign of the cannibal : Melville and the making of a postcolonial reader