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Anne Rose's Voices of the Marketplace weaves together important themes of antebellum politics, economy, and religion. As a result, this book moves beyond the traditional cubbyhole of scholarly understanding. This is new wine in a new bottle. -- Jean H. Baker, Goucher College, author of Mary Todd Lincoln: A Biography
The breadth and interpretive skills displayed by the author are impressive. Rose's analytic sophistication and unsparing confrontation with complex disciplinary issues will make her book an important work for graduate students and faculty.
Voices in the Marketplace provides an imaginative synthesis of antebellum culture and certainly raises issues, such as the danger of a tyrannical majority, that continue to receive lively attention in contemporary political debae. -- Valarie H. Ziegler, DePauw University * Journal of Religion *
Voices in the Marketplace provides and imaginative synthesis of antebellum culture and certainly raises issues, such as the danger of a tyrannical majority, that continue to recieve lively attnetion in contemporary political debate. -- Valarie H. Ziegler, DePauw University * The Journal Of Religion *
Anne Rose's Voices of the Marketplace introduces a brilliant new scholarly voice to the studies of the early republic. . . . Rose reaches back to the Jacksonian era to offer a sensitive and highly accessible reading of the dynamism and introspectiveness of American cultural life. Her treatment of religious, reform, scientific, and artistic themes reveals a deep understanding of how their interconnections and inner tensions set the intellectual tone for the age. -- Bertram Wyatt-Brown, author of The Shaping of Southern Culture

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Chapter 1 Illustrations Chapter 2 Foreword Chapter 3 Acknowledgements Chapter 4 Introduction Chapter 5 The Transformations of Faith Chapter 6 The Struggles of Political Loyalties Chapter 7 The Languages of Capitalism Chapter 8 American Renaissance Chapter 9 The Flowering of Minority Cultures Chapter 10 America at a Crossroads: The 1850's Chapter 11 Chronology Chapter 12 Notes and References Chapter 13 Bibliographic Essay Chapter 14 Index

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      Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
      Publication Date: 8/18/2004 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780742532625, 978-0742532625
      ISBN10: 0742532623

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      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      Anne Rose's Voices of the Marketplace weaves together important themes of antebellum politics, economy, and religion. As a result, this book moves beyond the traditional cubbyhole of scholarly understanding. This is new wine in a new bottle. -- Jean H. Baker, Goucher College, author of Mary Todd Lincoln: A Biography
      The breadth and interpretive skills displayed by the author are impressive. Rose's analytic sophistication and unsparing confrontation with complex disciplinary issues will make her book an important work for graduate students and faculty.
      Voices in the Marketplace provides an imaginative synthesis of antebellum culture and certainly raises issues, such as the danger of a tyrannical majority, that continue to receive lively attention in contemporary political debae. -- Valarie H. Ziegler, DePauw University * Journal of Religion *
      Voices in the Marketplace provides and imaginative synthesis of antebellum culture and certainly raises issues, such as the danger of a tyrannical majority, that continue to recieve lively attnetion in contemporary political debate. -- Valarie H. Ziegler, DePauw University * The Journal Of Religion *
      Anne Rose's Voices of the Marketplace introduces a brilliant new scholarly voice to the studies of the early republic. . . . Rose reaches back to the Jacksonian era to offer a sensitive and highly accessible reading of the dynamism and introspectiveness of American cultural life. Her treatment of religious, reform, scientific, and artistic themes reveals a deep understanding of how their interconnections and inner tensions set the intellectual tone for the age. -- Bertram Wyatt-Brown, author of The Shaping of Southern Culture

      Table of Contents
      Chapter 1 Illustrations Chapter 2 Foreword Chapter 3 Acknowledgements Chapter 4 Introduction Chapter 5 The Transformations of Faith Chapter 6 The Struggles of Political Loyalties Chapter 7 The Languages of Capitalism Chapter 8 American Renaissance Chapter 9 The Flowering of Minority Cultures Chapter 10 America at a Crossroads: The 1850's Chapter 11 Chronology Chapter 12 Notes and References Chapter 13 Bibliographic Essay Chapter 14 Index

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