The magic of the many : Josiah Quincy and the rise of mass politics in Boston, 1800-1830 /
"A Study of Partisan politics and class conflict in early nineteenth-century Boston, this book traces the history of a popular revolt against an entrenched ruling elite. Led by an unlikely populist, patrician Josiah Quincy, the rebellion against the reigning Federalist party not only altered th...
| Основен автор: | Crocker, Matthew H., 1962- |
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| Формат: | Електронна книга |
| Език: | English |
| Публикувано: |
Amherst :
University of Massachusetts Press,
℗♭1999.
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Print version::
Magic of the many. |
Съдържание:
- The Setting for Insurgency / New England Federalism on the Attack: The Washington Benevolent Society and turning Gardens into Republican Farms, 1800-1819
- Militiamen, Debtors, Downeasterners, and "Demigods" : The Ingredients for Insurgent Activism and Federalism on the Defensive
- Boston Rebels Again: Local Challenges to the Federalist Order
- "Popular Hallucinations" "Ten-footers," and "Lordly Nabobs" : The Middling Interest Leadership and Coalitional Unity
- The Mayoral Election of 1822 and the Triumph of the Middling Interest
- "The Siege of Boston is once more raised": The Betrayal of the Insurgency's Mayor and Federalist Death Spasms
- Personal Partisanship, Political Fragmentation, and the Politics of Public Persona
- Boston's Caesar and the Formation of the Modern Municipal State: Reform, Renewal and Order
- Conclusion.