Unbecoming British: how Revolutionary America became a postcolonial nation

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Colonialism, slavery, and trade Cultural History and Identity Formation History, Culture, and Diplomacy

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INTRODUCTION 1. The Meaning of Objects: Post-Colonial Americans in a Trans-Atlantic World of Goods 2. Revolutionary Replay: American and British Encounters in Canton, China 3. Status in Space: On the Margins of the World Map 4. Seeds of Discontent: The Objectification of Nature 5. 'To pursue the Stream to its fountain': Importing Intellects in the Trans-Atlantic World CONCLUSION

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