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| List of Illustrations | ix | |
| Acknowledgments | xi | |
| Introduction: The Extended Republic in the Age of Manufactures | 3 | |
| Part I | Federal Mechanics | |
| Chapter 1 | Raising the Roof: Authors, Architects, and Artisans in the Grand Federal Procession of 1788 | 21 |
| Chapter 2 | The Mechanic as the Author of His Life: John Fitch's "Life" and "Steamboat History" | 55 |
| Part II | The Mammoth State | |
| Chapter 3 | Peale's Mammoth | 91 |
| Chapter 4 | The American Lounger: Figures of Failure and Fatigue in the Port Folio, 1801-1809 | 114 |
| Part III | The Strong Box | |
| Chapter 5 | Feathered Federalism: Alexander Wilson's American Ornithology, 1807-1814 | 145 |
| Chapter 6 | Picture-Nation: Pat Lyon at the Forge, 1798-1829 | 179 |
| Notes | 205 | |
| Index | 247 |
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Mike Nowotny
reviewed The American Manufactory: Art, Labor, and the World of Things in the Early Republic on December 29, 2011 The American Manufactory: Art, Labor, and the World of Things in the Early Republic
American Surrealism since the 60s, via the Chicago group (the only organized surrealism here, it seems) and outliers. Since this turns out to be almost entirely theory essays, interesting but somewhat repetitious, this is definitely going to be more of a reference book to dig up names I've recently struck upon than anything I'd read cover to cover. But so far it's been interesting to jump around in, so I'm going to make one pass at pulling in useful bits out before I set it aside.
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