"Let a common interest bind us together" : associations, partisanship, and culture in Philadelphia, 1775-1840
2007
306.2 K86 2007
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Title
"Let a common interest bind us together" : associations, partisanship, and culture in Philadelphia, 1775-1840
Published
Charlottesville University of Virginia Press, 2007
Description
xii, 351 p. : ill. ; 25 cm
Call Number
306.2 K86 2007
System Control No.
(OCoLC)76939889
Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. [311]-338) and index
Contents: Organized partisanship and the public sphere in revolution and republic -- "Would you leave association to the discretion of men in power?" Voluntary action and partisan politics -- "The guardians of our rights and liberties" : the volunteer militia and partisan politics -- Bands of young men : federalists reinvent partisanship and voluntary association -- From public office to public influence : federalists construct civic culture, professional autonomy, and cultural authority
L2008M57
Society of the Cincinnati: p. 83-85, 101-107, 115, 139, etc
Contents: Organized partisanship and the public sphere in revolution and republic -- "Would you leave association to the discretion of men in power?" Voluntary action and partisan politics -- "The guardians of our rights and liberties" : the volunteer militia and partisan politics -- Bands of young men : federalists reinvent partisanship and voluntary association -- From public office to public influence : federalists construct civic culture, professional autonomy, and cultural authority
L2008M57
Society of the Cincinnati: p. 83-85, 101-107, 115, 139, etc
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