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Acknowledgments; Introduction: 'an empire of letters'; 1. 'Like a disembodied shade': popular romances and the American imperial state; 2. Styling territory: Mark Twain and the 'stupendous joke' of imperial sovereignty; 3. 'Twisted from the ordinary': naturalism, sovereignty, and the conventions of Chinese exclusion; 4. Acts of lawless discretion: Westerns and the Plenary Administration of Native Americans; 5. Romance and riot: Charles Chesnutt and the conventions of extralegal violence in the Jim Crow South; Epilogue; Bibliography.
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