E-texts

E-texts:

• Dr Kevin Halliwell, 'The National Library of Scotland's resources in American Studies: paper given at the STAR seminar series' (paper given in 2003; updated version, December 2008)
• Edinburgh Review articles concerning/from North America and Canada, 1802-1820 inclusive

 With thanks to Dr Susan Oliver, who compiled and generously provided this bibliography.

• Edinburgh Review articles concerning/from Central America, the Caribbean, and South America, 1802-1820 inclusive
• Dr Kevin Halliwell, 'John Galt and the paratext: the discourse of authentication in North American emigration literature'
• Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine articles by John Galt concerning North America:

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, Strand, London.
Contents: 

1. 'The Emigrants' Voyage to Canada' [published anonymously], Vol 10 (August-December 1821): 455-69
2. 'Howison's Canada' [published anonymously], Vol 10 (August-December 1821): 537-45
3. 'Bandana on Colonial Undertakings' [as Bandana], Vol 20 (July-December 1826): 304-08
4. 'Bandana on Emigration' [as Bandana], Vol 20 (July-December 1826): 470-78
5. 'Scotch and Yankees. A Caricature. By the author of "Annals of the parish, &c."', Chapters I-VI. Vol 33 (January-June 1833): 91-105
6. 'Scotch and Yankees. A Caricature. By the author of "Annals of the parish, &c."', Chapters VII-XI. Vol 33 (January-June 1833): 188-98
7. 'The Colonial Question' [as 'Agricola'], Vol 27 (January-June 1830): 455-62
8. 'The Spectre Ship of Salem,' Vol 27 (January-June 1830): 462-65

• 'Sir Walter Scott' by William H. Prescott. Digital excerpt from Prescott's Biographical and Critical Miscellanies (Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1875)
• Iain Fraser Grigor, 'Scotland and Haiti: The Mystery of Duncan Stewart'. Paper presented at the STAR Postgraduate Seminar in American Studies, December 2004
  
  Abstract: For nearly two centuries Duncan Stewart has been described as the Scots doctor at the heart of the world's greatest slave revolution. But there is little or no trace of him in the Scottish archives - and as little of his medical training.
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