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The Huntington Website HLQ Editorial Office Website Journal Content Social Media Journal Information ISSN: 0018-7895 eISSN: 1544-399X Frequency: Quarterly Description The Huntington Library Quarterly invites submissions of research articles concerning the literature, history, and art of Britain and America from the sixteenth century through the long eighteenth century. These need not relate to the Huntington Library’s own collections; the site of research or sources has no influence on the evaluation of submissions. If you have already purchased a subscription to this journal, please login to your account to access your subscription. A Brief History The Huntington Library opened to the public in 1928. The Huntington Library Quarterly was launched in 1937 as part of the Library’s mission to disseminate and contribute to the advancement of useful information and knowledge.” It succeeded the Huntington Library Bulletin (which had focused solely on describing the collections). That first issue announced that the journal would be a medium for the publication of articles based on the researches of scholars at the Library.” At the time, the Library was known in some academic circles, but the contents and significance of its collections were still being explored. The HLQ and Huntington book publications played a critical role in publicizing which materials the Library held and what they could teach us. The excitement of early researchers’ discoveries drew ever-growing waves of scholars to Southern California. Just four research fellows were at the Library in 1936–37, all from the United States; 80 years later, 1,691 scholars carried out research at the Huntington, 200 of them fellows, of whom 30 percent hailed from other countries. As knowledge of the Huntington grew, the HLQ ’s profile evolved to publish outstanding scholarship of the early modern period in Britain and America, regardless of where it is researched. Contacts For Authors Masthead Rates Additional Information Awards Publisher Contacts The journal is published by the University of Pennsylvania Press. Business inquiries should be sent to Penn Press at: University of Pennsylvania Press Journals Division 3905 Spruce Street Philadelphia, PA 19104-4112 Phone: 215-573-1295 Email: journals@pobox.upenn.edu Book Reviews Publishers wishing to submit their books for review should mail them to the following address: Huntington Library Quarterly 1151 Oxford Road San Marino, CA 91108 hlq@huntington.org Submission Guidelines What We Publish The HLQ publishes three types of research articles: essays, notes, and documents. Essays are extended original arguments; the journal favors essays based on documentary research over those that are primarily interpretive, theoretical, or synthetic. Notes are short pieces on specific topics—for example, identifying the author of a work. Documents present newly discovered or little-known texts and can include transcriptions or reproductions. Because the HLQ is an interdisciplinary journal, all contributions should be broadly accessible to scholars of early modern studies. The journal also publishes book reviews and review articles on important work in early modern studies. Contact the editor at hlq@huntington.org if you are interested in reviewing for us. Finally, the HLQ occasionally publishes special issues; consult the Special Issue Guidelines for details. Submission Guidelines As of December 1, 2022, the Huntington Library Quarterly uses Scholastica browser-based software for submissions and peer review. To submit, please visit https://hlq.scholasticahq.com/ . You will be required to create a login and password to enter the site. If you have any difficulties submitting via Scholastica, you may find an answer on the Scholastica help site for authors . Please also feel free to contact the editorial staff at hlq@huntington.org . To submit an article for consideration in an upcoming issue please click the blue button belows. Managing Editor Jean Patterson Editorial Board: Richmond Barbour, Oregon State University Juliana Barr, Duke University Thomas Cogswell, University of California, Riverside Barbara Donagan, Huntington Library Timothy Erwin, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Lori Anne Ferrell, Claremont Graduate University Susan Green, Editor Emerita Steve Hindle, W. M. Keck Foundation Director of Research, Huntington Library Robert Iliffe, University of Oxford Paulina Kewes, Jesus College, Oxford Peter C. Mancall, University of Southern California Anthony Parr, University of the Western Cape Robert C. Ritchie, Huntington Library William H. 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To order reprints Library Recommendation Form Barbara Donagan Essay Prize The Huntington Library Quarterly invites submissions for the Barbara Donagan Essay Prize. This new annual prize honors Barbara Donagan, distinguished historian of early modern Britain, in particular of the English civil wars. By encouraging the publication of new research, the prize pays tribute to her great generosity in advising and mentoring fellow scholars at the Huntington and beyond. The Donagan Prize is offered for essays in any of the fields published by the Huntington Library Quarterly , a humanities journal of early modern Britain and early America. The HLQ ’s scope spans the sixteenth through the long eighteenth centuries and encompasses the peoples of the Anglo-American world, including Britain and its colonies, the Caribbean, Indigenous nations, New France, and the Spanish Borderlands. The journal encourages interdisciplinary approaches and embraces research in all humanities fields. The competition is open to scholars at any stage. Essays need not be based on research in the Huntington Library’s collections; the location of research or sources plays no role in evaluation. The award : The prize carries a cash award of $1,000 USD to the author, and the winning essay will be published in the journal. Entries must not have been published or be under submission elsewhere. In addition to appearing in the print publication and in Project MUSE for subscribers, the essay will be freely available upon publication...