Cleves argues that American fears of the violence of the French Revolution led to antislavery, antiwar, and public education movements.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: revolutionary violence in the Atlantic world 1. Violence and social order in the early American republic 2. A scene of confusion and blood: the American reaction against the French Revolution 3. Mortal eloquence: from anti-Jacobinism to antislavery 4. Fighting the war of 1812 5. Disciplining the 'Wild Beast': violence and education 6. Growing up anti-Jacobin: the Federalist-Abolitionist connection reconsidered Conclusion: the problem of violence in the Early Republic Appendix. Digital database citations: American narratives of the French Revolution.
Introduction: revolutionary violence in the Atlantic world 1. Violence and social order in the early American republic 2. A scene of confusion and blood: the American reaction against the French Revolution 3. Mortal eloquence: from anti-Jacobinism to antislavery 4. Fighting the war of 1812 5. Disciplining the 'Wild Beast': violence and education 6. Growing up anti-Jacobin: the Federalist-Abolitionist connection reconsidered Conclusion: the problem of violence in the Early Republic Appendix. Digital database citations: American narratives of the French Revolution.
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