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Serving the scholars and scholarship of Vast Early America
OI Reader is the Omohundro Institute’s platform for publishing a digital edition of the William and Mary Quarterly and additional digital projects that expand our understanding of early American history intellectually, conceptually and rhetorically.
OI Reader Features
At your fingertips:
- Personal Library: Manage saved articles, passages, notes, and citations
- Note-Taking: Capture your thoughts on each article in the WMQ
- Citations: Generate and copy citations to reference in your own works
- Visual Media: High-resolution images, audio samples, videos, and special interactive content
- WMQ Issues: A selection of new and classic WMQ essays as well as all-new issues of the journal beginning with October 2019
- Exclusive Articles: “Born-digital” content published only on OI Reader
- Supplemental Materials: Additional content for Doing History, the OI’s podcast about how historians work and Ben Franklin’s World.
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OI Reader Features
At your fingertips:
- Personal Library: Manage saved articles, passages, notes, and citations
- Note-Taking: Capture your thoughts on each article in the WMQ
- Citations: Generate and copy citations to reference in your own works
- Visual Media: High-resolution images, audio samples, videos, and special interactive content
- WMQ Issues: A selection of new and classic WMQ essays as well as all-new issues of the journal beginning with October 2019
- Exclusive Articles: “Born-digital” content published only on OI Reader
- Supplemental Materials: Additional content for Doing History, the OI’s podcast about how historians work
Save Passages
Manage Library
Take Notes
Create Citations
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Submission Information
If you have an unpublished scholarly article about an early American topic, we would love to hear about it. Please see our Submission Guidelines on the OI website.