New Directions in Thomas Paine Studies

1. The Historiographical and Cultural Impact of Thomas Paine: A Quantitative Approach; Raymond Irwin
2. Examining the Thomas Paine Corpus: Automated Computer Authorship Attribution Methodology Applied to Thomas Paine's Writings; Gary Berton, Smiljana Petrovic, Lubomir Ivanov, and Robert Schiaffino
3. 'A Kind of Bee-Hive': Thomas Paine and the Pennsylvania Magazine; Peter Chapin and Kara Nowakowski
4. Apostles of Freedom: Pro-French American Democrats and Thomas Paine as Religious Crusaders; Matthew Rainbow Hale
5. Paine's Rights Reconsidered; Gregory Claeys
6. Irreligion Made Easy: The Reaction to Thomas Paine's The Age of Reason; Patrick Hughes
7. Thomas Paine's Le Siècle de la Raison, ou Le Sens Commun Des Droits De L'Homme: Notes on a Curious Edition of The Age of Reason; David Hoffman and Claudia Carlos
8. Thomas Paine's Lessons in Republicanism, (1802-1807); Marc Belissa
9. Thomas Paine's Reflections on the Social Contract: a Consistent Theory?; Carine Lounissi
10. The Aim and Meaning of Constitutions According to Thomas Paine; Maurizio Griffo
11. Erasure of Public Memory: The Strange Case of Tom Paine in Washington, D.C.; Richard Robyn

Scott Cleary is Associate Professor of English at Iona College, USA. He has published on a wide variety of eighteenth-century authors, including Alexander Pope, Christopher Smart, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Paine. He is currently the Director of Iona College's Institute for Thomas Paine Studies.


Ivy Linton Stabell is Assistant Professor of English at Iona College, USA. She has published essays on biographies written for children in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century America.