About the AMS Press,
Publisher of the ECCB


Founded in 1889, The AMS Press of New York is a leading publisher of high-quality
academic books, serials, and research resources. The AMS Press has an especially
distinguished line in the area of long-eighteenth-century studies. Its list of serials
includes 1650-1850: Ideas, Aesthetics, and Inquiries in the Early Modern Era, The
Age of Johnson, Eighteenth-Century Women, Eighteenth-Century Thought, and
The Eighteenth-Century Novel. Its booklist includes numerous important series,
including "Studies in the Eighteenth Century," "British Ideas and Issues," selected
numbers of "The Augustan Reprint Society," "The Stoke Newington Edition of
Daniel Defoe," and "The Clarissa Project." In 1981, AMS Press assumed its current
place in the long publication history of the ECCB, which began as a program of the
scholarly periodical Philological Quarterly in the 1920s, for a time was published by
The American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, and has been associated with
numerous prestigious universities, professional organizations, and editorial staffs.
The AMS Press maintains an ambitious program of publishing the best in early-
modern studies. Contact information for the AMS Press can be found in this web
site under "order and subscription information" (click the link below).

 

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