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Contents\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction\nPart One: Interrogating America\nPostcolonial Theory And Early America: An Approach From The Caribbean\nWhat\'s Colonial About Colonial America?\nPart Two: Translation And Transculturation\nDissent And Difference\nThe Native Translator As Critic: A Nahua Playwright\'s Interpretive Practice\nDissent And The Frontier Of Translation: Roger Williams\'s A Key Into The Language Of America\nColonial Visions\nThe Inca\'s Witches: Gender And The Cultural Work Of Colonization In Seventeenth-Century Peru\nMestizo Dreams: Transculturation And Heterogeneity In Inca Garcilaso De La Vega\nPuritanism\'s Progress\nFrom \"Religion And Society\" To Practices: The New Religious History\nWhat Did Christianity Do For Joseph Johnson? A Mohegan Preacher And His Community\nNation And Race\nWar, The State, And Religious Norms In \"Coromantee\" Thought: The Ideology Of An African American Nation\nConsolidating National Masculinity: Scientific Discourse And Race In The Post-Revolutionary United States\nPart Three: Shaping Subjectivities\nSecret Selves, Credible Personas: The Problematics Of Trust And Public Display In The Writing Of Eighteenth- Century Philadelphia Merchants\nBlack Gothic: The Shadowy Origins Of The American Bourgeoisie\nBodies Of Illusion: Portraits, People, And The Construction Of Memory\nA Criminal Is Being Beaten: The Politics Of Punishment And The History Of The Body\nPart Four: Oral Performance, Personal Power\nMassacred Language: Courtroom Performance In Eighteenth-Century Boston\n\"Neither Male Nor Female\": Jemima Wilkinson And The Politics Of Gender In Post-Revolutionary America\nThe Genders Of Nationalism: Patriotic Violence, Patriotic Sentiment In The Performances Of Deborah Sampson Gannett\nContributors\nIndex