The republic in print : print culture in the age of U.S. nation building, 1770-1870

Abstract

List of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsPreface: A View from the Capitol: The Unfinished Work of US Nation Building1. U.S. Print Culture: The Factory of FragmentsPart I. The Book's Two Bodies: Print Culture and National Founding, 1776-17892. Disseminating Common Sense: Thomas Paine and the Scene of Revolutonary Print Culture3. The Republic in Print: Ratification as Material Text, 1787-1788Part II. The Nation in Fragments: Federal Representation and its Discontents, 1787-17894. Virtual Nation: State-Based Identity and Federalist Fantasy5. Metrobuilding: The Production of Federalist SpacePart III. The Overextended Republic: Slavery, Abolition, and National Space, 1790-18706. Abolitionist Nation: The Space of Organized Abolition, 1790-18407. Slavery on the Move: From Fugitive Slave to Virtual CitizenConclusion: The Due Process of Nationalism

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