The Republic in Print: Print Culture in the Age of U.S. Nation Building, 1770-1870

Keyphrases

• Nation-building 100%
• American States 100%
• Federal Architecture 100%
• Print Culture 100%
• American Nationalism 100%
• United States 50%
• Popular 50%
• Law 50%
• Nation-state 50%
• Cultural History 50%
• Political Identity 50%
• Antebellum 50%
• Statues 50%
• Slavery 50%
• Civil War 50%
• Materialist 50%
• Engraving 50%
• Secession 50%
• Book-to-market 50%
• Reading Public 50%
• 1st Millennium BC 50%
• Archival Materials 50%
• Like-minded 50%
• New History 50%
• Early Americans 50%
• Historical Materials 50%
• Pamphlets 50%
• Master Narratives 50%
• American Federalism 50%
• Intellectual History 50%
• National Infrastructure 50%
• Printed Text 50%
• American Union 50%
• Declaration of Independence 50%
• Geographical Identity 50%

Arts and Humanities

• Narrative 100%
• Regional 100%
• Print culture 100%
• Early Republic 100%
• American Nationalism 100%
• Dissemination 50%
• Popular 50%
• Cultural History 50%
• Local 50%
• Common Sense 50%
• Ante-bellum 50%
• 1850s 50%
• Painting 50%
• Declaration of Independence 50%
• Civil War 50%
• aftermath 50%
• Nation-state 50%
• Engraving 50%
• Secession 50%
• 1830s 50%
• Public Reading 50%
• materialist 50%
• Archival Material 50%
• 1840s 50%
• Pamphlets 50%
• Book Market 50%
• Intellectual History 50%
• master narrative 50%
• Statue 50%

Social Sciences

• Narrative 100%
• Nation Building 100%
• Cultural History 33%
• Legislation 33%
• Nations-State 33%
• Declaration of Independence 33%
• Secession 33%
• Federalism 33%
• Regional Difference 33%
• Book Market 33%
• Engraving 33%
• Intellectual History 33%