American Experiment and the Idea of Democracy in British Culture, 1776?1914
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American Experiment and the Idea of Democracy in British Culture, 1776?1914
Dzelzainis, Ella; Livesey, Ruth
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
254
Mole
9781032925066
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Introduction, Ella Dzelzainis, Ruth Livesey; Chapter 1 Representing America: Paine and the New Democracy, Mark Philp; Chapter 2 Morals, Manners, and Liberty: British Radicals and Perceptions of America in the 1790s, Jon Mee; Chapter 3 Dickens, Democracy, and Spit, Ella Dzelzainis; Chapter 4 Democracy at the Crossroads: Tocqueville, Mill, and the Conflict of Interests, Lucy Hartley; Chapter 5 'Let America Be the Test': Democracy and Reform in Britain, 1832-1867, Robert Saunders; Chapter 6 America, Protectionism, and Democracy in British Free Trade Debates, 1815-1861, Simon Morgan; Chapter 7 John Bull and Brother Jonathan: Cobden, America, and the Liberal Mind, Anthony Howe; Chapter 8 British Liberties, American Emancipation, and the Democracy of Race, Richard Huzzey; Chapter 9 Victorian Radicalism and the Idea of America: Reynolds's Newspaper, 1850-1900, Adam I.P. Smith; Chapter 10 Land and Tariffs: The American Economy and British Liberalism, 1867-1914, Edmund Rogers; Chapter 11 W.T. Stead and Democracy: The Americanization of the World, Laurel Brake; Chapter 12 Democracy, Culture, and Criticism: Henry James Revisits America, Ruth Livesey; Chapter 13 Dreaming the Future: Anglo-America as Utopia, 1880-1914, Duncan Bell;
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Della Cruscan Poetry;Adam I.P. Smith;James's Late Style;Anthony Howe;National Anti-Corn Law League;Duncan Bell;Walker Tariff;Edmund Rogers;Native American Tribal Lands;Jon Mee;Merry's Poetry;Laurel Brake;African American Enfranchisement;Lucy Hartley;Britain's Commercial Policy;Mark Philp;Mary Wollstonecraft;Richard Huzzey;Morrill Tariff;Robert Saunders;Tobacco Spit;Simon Morgan;Young Men;American Review;Civic Church;Liberal Land Reform;Late Victorian Debates;Reynolds's Newspaper;Anglo-Saxon Ethnicity;Arnold's Analyses;George III;Della Cruscan;British Free Traders;Transatlantic Liberalism;Corn Law Repeal;Anti-Corn Law Circular
Introduction, Ella Dzelzainis, Ruth Livesey; Chapter 1 Representing America: Paine and the New Democracy, Mark Philp; Chapter 2 Morals, Manners, and Liberty: British Radicals and Perceptions of America in the 1790s, Jon Mee; Chapter 3 Dickens, Democracy, and Spit, Ella Dzelzainis; Chapter 4 Democracy at the Crossroads: Tocqueville, Mill, and the Conflict of Interests, Lucy Hartley; Chapter 5 'Let America Be the Test': Democracy and Reform in Britain, 1832-1867, Robert Saunders; Chapter 6 America, Protectionism, and Democracy in British Free Trade Debates, 1815-1861, Simon Morgan; Chapter 7 John Bull and Brother Jonathan: Cobden, America, and the Liberal Mind, Anthony Howe; Chapter 8 British Liberties, American Emancipation, and the Democracy of Race, Richard Huzzey; Chapter 9 Victorian Radicalism and the Idea of America: Reynolds's Newspaper, 1850-1900, Adam I.P. Smith; Chapter 10 Land and Tariffs: The American Economy and British Liberalism, 1867-1914, Edmund Rogers; Chapter 11 W.T. Stead and Democracy: The Americanization of the World, Laurel Brake; Chapter 12 Democracy, Culture, and Criticism: Henry James Revisits America, Ruth Livesey; Chapter 13 Dreaming the Future: Anglo-America as Utopia, 1880-1914, Duncan Bell;
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Della Cruscan Poetry;Adam I.P. Smith;James's Late Style;Anthony Howe;National Anti-Corn Law League;Duncan Bell;Walker Tariff;Edmund Rogers;Native American Tribal Lands;Jon Mee;Merry's Poetry;Laurel Brake;African American Enfranchisement;Lucy Hartley;Britain's Commercial Policy;Mark Philp;Mary Wollstonecraft;Richard Huzzey;Morrill Tariff;Robert Saunders;Tobacco Spit;Simon Morgan;Young Men;American Review;Civic Church;Liberal Land Reform;Late Victorian Debates;Reynolds's Newspaper;Anglo-Saxon Ethnicity;Arnold's Analyses;George III;Della Cruscan;British Free Traders;Transatlantic Liberalism;Corn Law Repeal;Anti-Corn Law Circular
