01: The Layered Legibilities of Intercultural Encounters
02: Through the Medium of the Land: Serpent Mound Within and Without Ohio
03: Writing-on-Stone and Book History: Recording the Life-World of the Great Plains
04: Reading and Misreading an Eighth-century Maya Stela
05: The Birth and Life of the Tlaquimilolli (Sacred Bundle)
06: Indigenous Fabrics of Empire in the Sixteenth-Century Northern Andes
07: Alonso de Molina’s Grammar Book in Sixteenth-Century Tenochtitlan
08: Writing and Resistance in the Conquest of Mexico’s Wake
09: Intercultural Encounters and the Codex Mexicanus
10: Bookmaking in Tlatelolco after the Apocalypse
11: Chihoatenhwa’s Prayer: A Wendat-Jesuit Print Encounter from Seventeenth-Century New France
12: A Timucua Epistle from Seventeenth-Century Florida
13: A Contested Penacook Object in a Seventeenth-Century Puritan Mission
14: Daniel Gookin’s ‘Doings and Sufferings’ and the Contradictions of the New England Mission
16: Christoph Saur’s House: Toward an Anti-Colonial History of the Settlement of Germantown
18: A Jewish Gravestone in Eighteenth-Century Charleston
19: The Uses and Reuses of Ephemeral Colonial Print in Black Households
20: A Guatemalan Rulebook and the Discipling of Catholic Singing in the Spanish Colonial World
21: An Eighteenth-Century Quaker Poem and Transatlantic Abolitionism
22: Ephemeral Texts in a Semi-Literate Society: A Subversive Pasquinade in 1790 Caracas
23: Disparate Sources of an 1800 Settlement Negotiation in Freetown, Sierra Leone
24: Texas-Mexican Women and the War of Independence from Spain: Memory, Writing, Forgetting
25: Refuting Pro-Colonial Discourse in Postcolonial Haitian Refutation Pamphlets
26: Muhammad Kabā Saghanughu’s 1838 Arabic Address in Jamaica
27: Monk on Fire: Imag(in)ing Buddhism in the Americas
28: Afong Moy’s Ephemera and the Ephemerality of the Early Asian American Archive
29: Coloring outside the Lines: The Comic Valentine as a Queer and Gender Variant Object
31: Chinese Print in Early California
32: A Letter from Nineteenth-Century Afro-Brazil
33: Three Ways of Reading Protestant Missionary Marginalia
34: Framing Colonization for Mormon Youth in the Juvenile Instructor (1866)
35: Improvising Indigenous Geographies in the First Atlas of Argentina, c. 1870
36: Proud Raven: Contesting the “Lincoln Pole”
37: Hides, Hymns, Quills, Crosses: An Embellished Nineteenth-Century Dakota-Language Hymna
38: Yun Ch’i-ho’s Diary and Asian-American Encounters in the American South, 1888–1893
39: Multiple Literacies in Hawaiian Sheet Music
40: Dime Novels and the Creation of the Italian Immigrant Criminal
41: Chauncey Yellow Robe’s Resistance in Early Twentieth-Century United States
42: Cataloguing Mexican History in the Age of Pan-Americanism
44: Making Books at the Penitentiary: César Vallejo’s Trilce
45: 1930s U.S. Encounters with Sierra Leonean Dance Dramas
46: Interwar Black Internationalism and the Creation of Unwritten History of Slavery (1945)
47: Inscribing Black Atlantic Religions: An Afro-Cuban Libreta from Havana
48: The Circulations of a 1968 Haitian Compas LP
49: Rebecca Rubin: American Girl and American Jewish Heritage
