On January 7, 1806, HMS Driver chased and apprehended the Ship John Jay in the mid-Atlantic on her western return passage from the East Indies. The British naval officer seized the John Jay, and escorted her to Bermuda, where the ship and her valuable cargo were condemned as a prize at the Bermuda Court of […]

“‘Arriba las Metodistas’: Educación protestante, deportes y sufragio transnacional” explores the intersection of transnational suffrage movements, sports participation, revolutionary nationalism, and new debates about the role of Protestant education in Mexico in the 1920s and 1930s. I argue that Protestant girls’ schools helped pave the way for women’s activism by encouraging girls to play team […]

Although there are some studies that focus on specific aspects of Metatheater in the Spanish Golden Age (mostly centered in specific comic plays), no scholar has undertaken a comprehensive examination of this topic, especially with respect to serious dramas. This collaborative volume will collect works from 14 of the most reputable international experts in the […]

This book is concerned with the history of Latina information workers in the United States, during and after the 1973 EEOC v. AT&T case and is in production with Rutgers Press. The 1970s were impacted by the aftermath of the civil rights movements of the 1950s and 1960s, increasing legislation on affirmative action in the […]