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Eighteenth-Century ThoughtEdited byJeffrey D. BursonGeorgia Southern UniversityISSN: 1545-0449Set ISBN-13: 978-0-404-63760-6Call for Submissions for Volume 6Eighteenth-Century Thought is an international, interdisciplinary annual founded for the purpose of advancing the study of the long eighteenth century from c. 1650 to the end of the Atlantic and European Revolutionary Era (c. 1750–1850).  The annual publishes research pertinent to the fields of Revolutionary Europe, the history of the Atlantic world, the Enlightenment, the globalization of thought and culture between c. 1650–1850, the history of political thought and philosophy, eighteenth-century cultural and literary studies, history of science, legal history, the intersection of Enlightenment and religion, as well as economic thought and the human sciences as they were conceived and pursued from the middle seventeenth century to the early nineteenth century.Eighteenth-Century Thought is a refereed, peer-reviewed journal.  All submissions are subject to editorial review and review by outside readers. The journal is abstracted and indexed in Book Review Index, International Political Science Abstracts, The Philosopher’s Index, Religion Index One, Sociological Abstracts, Humanities Index, Social Sciences Index, and Index to Legal Periodicals.Submissions should be emailed as .doc or .docx files to jburson@georgiasouthern.edu and should not exceed 10,000 words (text and notes inclusive). All footnote references must follow the most recent edition of The Chicago Manual of Style, and the author should only be identified on a separate cover page. Finally, authors must include a short, alphabetized list of key concepts for indexing, pending acceptance for publication.&#160;Editorial BoardMichael Bradie, Bowling Green State UniversityJames Bradley, Fuller Theological SeminaryKevin Cope, Louisiana State UniversityBaerbel Czennia, McNeese State UniversityTimothy Costelloe, College of William and MaryJulia Douthwaite, University of Notre DameJames Engell, Harvard UniversityJames E. Force, University of Kentucky, EmeritusChristopher Fox, University of Notre DameDaniel Garber, Princeton UniversityGraeme Garrard, Cardiff UniversityMark Goldie, University of CambridgeKnud Haakonssen, University of Sussex, EmeritusEmmet Kennedy, George Washington University, EmeritusFrieda Koeninger, Sam Houston State UniversitySang Hyun Lee, Princeton Theological SeminaryUlrich L. Lehner, Marquette UniversityMarc Lerner, University of MississippiDavid Lieberman, University of California, BerkeleyDavid Mazella, University of HoustonJames McClellan, Stevens Institute of TechnologyJohn R. Milton, King’s College, LondonKenneth Minkema, Yale UniversityMelvyn New, University of FloridaMark Noll, University of Notre DamePauline Phemister, University of EdinburghJohn Russell Roberts, Florida State UniversityLisa Rosner, Richard Stockton CollegeJohn Scanlan, Providence CollegePaul Schuurman, Erasmus Universiteit RotterdamJustin E. H. Smith, Concordia UniversityTom Stoneham, University of YorkLaura Thomason, Middle Georgia State CollegeJanie Vanpée, Smith CollegePeter Walmsley, McMaster UniversityByron Wells, Wake Forest UniversityCatherine Wilson, University of YorkJohn P. Wright, Central Michigan UniversityBrian W. Young, University of Oxford