Antje Ulrike Mattheus
Cresheim Farm
An American History of Conquest, Privilege and Struggles for Freedom and Equality
Antje Ulrike Mattheus
Cresheim Farm
An American History of Conquest, Privilege and Struggles for Freedom and Equality
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The book is a work of political archaeology: it focuses on the people and events at a particular colonial farm in Germantown, Pennsylvania.
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The book is a work of political archaeology: it focuses on the people and events at a particular colonial farm in Germantown, Pennsylvania.
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- Sociology Re-Wired
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 282
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 456g
- ISBN-13: 9781032330228
- ISBN-10: 1032330228
- Artikelnr.: 67513751
- Sociology Re-Wired
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 282
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 456g
- ISBN-13: 9781032330228
- ISBN-10: 1032330228
- Artikelnr.: 67513751
Antje Ulrike Mattheus grew up in post-World War II West Germany and came to the US at 18 to be an organizer for the United Farmworkers Union. She has worked with a range of community, academic, direct action, and anti-violence programs to address white supremacy, race, class and gender inequalities. She has innovated grassroots adult education and empowerment programs and co-founded White People Confronting Racism, which has been conducting anti-racism workshops for white people since 1995. She enjoys restoring old buildings.
Introduction
PART I: Origins
1 The Unami Lenape: Conquest, Genocide, Resistance, and Survival
2 Colonization of Germantown: The Krefelders Arrive
3 The Mennonite Tyson Family: The Dawn of Cresheim Farm
4 Cresheim Farm Buildings as of 1703: Imprinting the Land with Fences and
Stones
PART II: Colonization and Whiteness
5 The Mennonite Conrads Family: Outsiders Become White and Middle Class
6 Discontent Before the Revolution: Class and Caste
7 Cresheim Farm Buildings as of the 1770s: A White American Institution
8 Germantown During the Revolution: A Battle and A White House
PART III: Manifest Destiny and Class Struggle
9 Colonel Roumfort: Military, Law, and Order
10 The Gowen Empire: Upper Class Life in the Gilded Age
11 Franklin Gowen: An Anti-Union Activist
12 The Gowen Housing Estate: The End of Farming
PART IV: Race, Gender, and Activism
13 Adelaide Neall: A Suffragette in Publishing
14 Elizabeth and Robert Yarnall: Quaker Peace Activists
15 Slavery and the Underground Railroad in Germantown
16 Workshop of the World: From Sparkle to Rust
17 Black and White: Activists in Germantown
18 The Mattheus-Kairys Family at Cresheim Farm
PART I: Origins
1 The Unami Lenape: Conquest, Genocide, Resistance, and Survival
2 Colonization of Germantown: The Krefelders Arrive
3 The Mennonite Tyson Family: The Dawn of Cresheim Farm
4 Cresheim Farm Buildings as of 1703: Imprinting the Land with Fences and
Stones
PART II: Colonization and Whiteness
5 The Mennonite Conrads Family: Outsiders Become White and Middle Class
6 Discontent Before the Revolution: Class and Caste
7 Cresheim Farm Buildings as of the 1770s: A White American Institution
8 Germantown During the Revolution: A Battle and A White House
PART III: Manifest Destiny and Class Struggle
9 Colonel Roumfort: Military, Law, and Order
10 The Gowen Empire: Upper Class Life in the Gilded Age
11 Franklin Gowen: An Anti-Union Activist
12 The Gowen Housing Estate: The End of Farming
PART IV: Race, Gender, and Activism
13 Adelaide Neall: A Suffragette in Publishing
14 Elizabeth and Robert Yarnall: Quaker Peace Activists
15 Slavery and the Underground Railroad in Germantown
16 Workshop of the World: From Sparkle to Rust
17 Black and White: Activists in Germantown
18 The Mattheus-Kairys Family at Cresheim Farm
Introduction
PART I: Origins
1 The Unami Lenape: Conquest, Genocide, Resistance, and Survival
2 Colonization of Germantown: The Krefelders Arrive
3 The Mennonite Tyson Family: The Dawn of Cresheim Farm
4 Cresheim Farm Buildings as of 1703: Imprinting the Land with Fences and
Stones
PART II: Colonization and Whiteness
5 The Mennonite Conrads Family: Outsiders Become White and Middle Class
6 Discontent Before the Revolution: Class and Caste
7 Cresheim Farm Buildings as of the 1770s: A White American Institution
8 Germantown During the Revolution: A Battle and A White House
PART III: Manifest Destiny and Class Struggle
9 Colonel Roumfort: Military, Law, and Order
10 The Gowen Empire: Upper Class Life in the Gilded Age
11 Franklin Gowen: An Anti-Union Activist
12 The Gowen Housing Estate: The End of Farming
PART IV: Race, Gender, and Activism
13 Adelaide Neall: A Suffragette in Publishing
14 Elizabeth and Robert Yarnall: Quaker Peace Activists
15 Slavery and the Underground Railroad in Germantown
16 Workshop of the World: From Sparkle to Rust
17 Black and White: Activists in Germantown
18 The Mattheus-Kairys Family at Cresheim Farm
PART I: Origins
1 The Unami Lenape: Conquest, Genocide, Resistance, and Survival
2 Colonization of Germantown: The Krefelders Arrive
3 The Mennonite Tyson Family: The Dawn of Cresheim Farm
4 Cresheim Farm Buildings as of 1703: Imprinting the Land with Fences and
Stones
PART II: Colonization and Whiteness
5 The Mennonite Conrads Family: Outsiders Become White and Middle Class
6 Discontent Before the Revolution: Class and Caste
7 Cresheim Farm Buildings as of the 1770s: A White American Institution
8 Germantown During the Revolution: A Battle and A White House
PART III: Manifest Destiny and Class Struggle
9 Colonel Roumfort: Military, Law, and Order
10 The Gowen Empire: Upper Class Life in the Gilded Age
11 Franklin Gowen: An Anti-Union Activist
12 The Gowen Housing Estate: The End of Farming
PART IV: Race, Gender, and Activism
13 Adelaide Neall: A Suffragette in Publishing
14 Elizabeth and Robert Yarnall: Quaker Peace Activists
15 Slavery and the Underground Railroad in Germantown
16 Workshop of the World: From Sparkle to Rust
17 Black and White: Activists in Germantown
18 The Mattheus-Kairys Family at Cresheim Farm