The revolution of 1800 : democracy, race, and the new republic /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Charlottesville :
University of Virginia Press,
2002.
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| Series: | Jeffersonian America.
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Table of Contents:
- "What is to become of our government?" The revolutionary potential of the election of 1800 / James E. Lewis Jr
- The political presidency: discovery and invention / Jack N. Rakove
- " The soil will be soaked with blood": taking the revolution of 1800 seriously / Michael A. Bellesiles
- Corruption and compromise in the election of 1800: the process of politics on the national stage / Joanne B. Freeman
- 1800 as a revolution in political culture: newspapers, celebrations, voting, and democratization in the early republic / Jeffrey L. Pasley
- Thomas Jefferson and the psychology of democracy / Joyce Appleby
- Was there a religious revolution of 1800? / Robert M.S. McDonald
- Thomas Jefferson in Gabriel's Virginia / James Sidbury
- "Whom have I oppressed?" The pursuit of happiness and the happy slave / James Oakes
- Making gender in the early republic: Judith Sargent Murray and the revolution of 1800 / Jeanne Boydston
- Spinning wheel revolution / Gregory Evans Dowd
- "Troubled water": rebellion and republicanism in the revolutionary French Caribbean / Laurent Dubois
- The empire of liberty reconsidered / Douglas R. Egerton
- Joseph Gales and the making of the Jeffersonian middle class / Seth Cotlar
- An empire for liberty, a state for empire: the U.S. national state before and after the revolution of 1800 / Bethel Saler
- A northern revolution of 1800? Upper Canada and Thomas Jefferson / Alan Taylor.