For liberty and the republic : the American citizen as soldier, 1775-1861
2015
355.351 H565 2015
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Title
For liberty and the republic : the American citizen as soldier, 1775-1861
Published
New York : New York University Press, 2015.
Description
xvii, 247 p. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
355.351 H565 2015
System Control No.
(OCoLC)893452275
Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 211-238) and index.
Contents: Introduction: the American citizen as soldier and the military ethos of republicanism -- Service, sacrifice, and duty: the call of virtue -- Preserving, defending, and creating the political order: legitimacy -- Free men in uniform: soldierly self-governance -- A providentially-ordained republic: God's will and the national mission -- Questing for personal distinction: glory, honor, and fame -- Epilogue: disunion, Civil War, and shared ideals.
The author was the Society of the Cincinnati's 2015 Scholars' Grant recipient.
Contents: Introduction: the American citizen as soldier and the military ethos of republicanism -- Service, sacrifice, and duty: the call of virtue -- Preserving, defending, and creating the political order: legitimacy -- Free men in uniform: soldierly self-governance -- A providentially-ordained republic: God's will and the national mission -- Questing for personal distinction: glory, honor, and fame -- Epilogue: disunion, Civil War, and shared ideals.
The author was the Society of the Cincinnati's 2015 Scholars' Grant recipient.
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