In my power: letter writing and communications in early America

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Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books American Constitutional Law and Politics

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Preface Introduction Chapter 1: Communications and Empire Chapter 2: Letter Writing and Commercial Revolution Chapter 3: Migration and Empire Chapter 4: Letter Writing and Consumer Revolution Chapter 5: Revolution and War Chapter 6: Universalism and the Epistolary Divide Conclusion Afterword: The Burden of Early American History List of Abbreviations Notes Index Acknowledgments

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