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,The Parties to Which We Belong: John André and the Tragedy of Revolution,iguous zone of multiple affiliations and queer yearning, particularly between men, that is traumatically bisected by liberal nationalist definitions of politics that disqualify the social world from political consideration. Drawing on theories of tragedy by Judith Butler, Friedrich Nietzsche, and Ra

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Timelines: Anthologizing the Frontier in the Era of the Western Confederacy,ter reads popular elegies and broadsides alongside a captivity narrative, . (1792), which recalls the St. Clair campaign as a scene of repetitive capture and inertia. Native insurgency works through these texts to stall the colonial telos of U.S. nationalist time in queer revolutionary times of recu

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