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The Genuine Article : A Historian Looks At Early America

  • The Genuine Article : A Historian Looks At Early America
  • Attribution

    by Edmund S. Morgan
  • Publication Details

    Book, 1st ed, W.W. Norton & Co, 2004
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     (LOWER LEVEL)  E188.5 .M67 2004  AVAILABLE

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  • Description

    A passionate and unparalleled look at the lives of the American colonists by the best-selling author of Benjamin Franklin. Dividing his work into twenty-four essays with sections on “New Englanders,” “Southerners,” and “Revolutionaries,” Morgan examines the history of the American colonies from the arrival of the first settlers in 1607 to the radical changes brought forth by the American Revolution. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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    • "In The Genuine Article, Edmund Morgan’s first collection of essays in several decades, he presents a story that begins with the arrival of the first settlers in 1607 at the doomed Jamestown colony and ends as the Founding Fathers begin the arduous task of governing a formerly rebellious and often restless people."–BOOK JACKET
  • Contents

    • Pt. 1. New Englanders
    • Ch. 1. America’s first great man
    • Ch. 2. Heaven can’t wait
    • Ch. 3. Those sexy Puritans
    • Ch. 4. The chosen people
    • Ch. 5. Subject women
    • Ch. 6. Witch-hunting
    • Ch. 7. Bewitched
    • Pt. 2. Southerners
    • Ch. 8. Our town
    • Ch. 9. The fall of the gentry
    • Ch. 10. The big American crime
    • Ch. 11. Plantation blues
    • Ch. 12. The price of honor
    • Pt. 3. Revolutionaries
    • Ch. 13. How the French lost America
    • Ch. 14. A loyal un- American
    • Ch. 15. The Oedipal revolution
    • Ch. 16. Secrets of Benjamin Franklin
    • Ch. 17. Don’t tread on us
    • Ch. 18. The fixers
    • Ch. 19. The great political fiction
    • Ch. 20. Power to the people?
    • Ch. 21. The second American revolution
    • Ch. 22. The genuine article
    • Pt. 4. Questions of culture
    • Ch. 23. Persuading the persuaded
    • Ch. 24. Who’s really who / Marie Morgan
  • ISBN

    • 0393059200
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