Early American theatre from the revolution to Thomas Jefferson: into the hands of the people

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List of illustrations List of tables Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Extravagance and dissipation 2. Revolutionary transformations 3. 'A democracy of glee' 4. Butcher, baker, candlestick maker 5. A commercial community 6. Into the hands of the people Epilogue: 'from an infant stage' Tables Notes Bibliography Index.

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