Higham's work stands as the seminal work in the history of American nativism. The work is a careful, well-documented study of nationalism and ethnic prejudice, and chronicles the power and violence of these two ideas in American society from 1860 to 1925.
Higham's work stands as the seminal work in the history of American nativism. The work is a careful, well-documented study of nationalism and ethnic prejudice, and chronicles the power and violence of these two ideas in American society from 1860 to 1925.
John Higham taught at the University of California at Los Angeles, Rutgers, Columbia, and the University of Michigan before returning to teach at his alma mater, Johns Hopkins, as John Martin Vincent Professor of History in 1971. He was the author of Hanging Together: Unity and Diversity in American Culture (2001).
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Preface to the 2002 Edition Chapter 1. Patterns in the Making Chapter 2. The Age of Confidence Chapter 3. Crisis in the Eighties Chapter 4. The Nationalist Nineties Chapter 5. The Return of Confidence Chapter 6. Toward Racism: The History of an Idea Chapter 7. The Loss of Confidence Chapter 8. War and Revolution Chapter 9. Crusade for Americanization Chapter 10. The Tribal Twenties Chapter 11. Closing the Gates Epilogue Notes Bibliographical note Index
Preface to the 2002 Edition Chapter 1. Patterns in the Making Chapter 2. The Age of Confidence Chapter 3. Crisis in the Eighties Chapter 4. The Nationalist Nineties Chapter 5. The Return of Confidence Chapter 6. Toward Racism: The History of an Idea Chapter 7. The Loss of Confidence Chapter 8. War and Revolution Chapter 9. Crusade for Americanization Chapter 10. The Tribal Twenties Chapter 11. Closing the Gates Epilogue Notes Bibliographical note Index
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