Clothed in Robes of Sovereignty examines popular responses to the Continental Congress and to the objects and ceremonies-seals, medals, and swords, for example, as well as fast days and Fourths of July-by which Congress endeavored to promote the Revolutionary War and to celebrate the newly sovereign United States.
Clothed in Robes of Sovereignty examines popular responses to the Continental Congress and to the objects and ceremonies-seals, medals, and swords, for example, as well as fast days and Fourths of July-by which Congress endeavored to promote the Revolutionary War and to celebrate the newly sovereign United States.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Benjamin H. Irvin is Assistant Professor of History at the University of Arizona and author of Samuel Adams: Son of Liberty, Father of Revolution.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: To "stamp the Character of the People" Part I: A "steady, manly, uniform, and persevering opposition" Chapter 1: The Republicans' New Clothes Chapter 2: The Continental Congress Unmanned Part II: The Outcome Is in Doubt Chapter 3: "[A]n Impression upon the Mind" Chapter 4: The Pride and Pomp of War Part III: E Pluribus Unum Chapter 5: "The spirits of the whigs must be kept up" Chapter 6: "[U]ncommon and Extraordinary Movements" Part IV: "The Symbol of supreme Power and Authority" Chapter 7: "[T]he most amiable Garbs of publick Virtue" Chapter 8: Naked and Unadorned Conclusion: "[T]he Sign of the Thirteen Starrs" Abbreviations
Introduction: To "stamp the Character of the People" Part I: A "steady, manly, uniform, and persevering opposition" Chapter 1: The Republicans' New Clothes Chapter 2: The Continental Congress Unmanned Part II: The Outcome Is in Doubt Chapter 3: "[A]n Impression upon the Mind" Chapter 4: The Pride and Pomp of War Part III: E Pluribus Unum Chapter 5: "The spirits of the whigs must be kept up" Chapter 6: "[U]ncommon and Extraordinary Movements" Part IV: "The Symbol of supreme Power and Authority" Chapter 7: "[T]he most amiable Garbs of publick Virtue" Chapter 8: Naked and Unadorned Conclusion: "[T]he Sign of the Thirteen Starrs" Abbreviations
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