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Acknowledgments ix
Introduction. "There exists in this city, a small association of men" 1
Associations
Prelude. Pictures at an Exhibition 17
"The Town is the only place for rational beings": Sociability, Science, and the Literature of Intimate Inquiry 24
Dangerous Associations: The Illuminati Conspiracy Scare as a Crisis of Public Intellectual Authority 50
Unrestrained Conversation and the "Understanding of Woman": Radicalism, Feminism, and the Challenge of Polite Society 92
Industries of Knowledge
Prelude. James Kent, Legal Knowledge, and the Politics of Print 145
The Public Is in the House: William Dunlap's Park Theatre and the Making of American Audiences 154
"Here was fresh matter for discourse": Yellow Fever, the Medical Repository, and Arthur Mervyn 189
Coda. The End of the American Enlightenment: Samuel Miller's A Brief Retrospect of the Eighteenth Century 231
Friendly Club Membership and Nineteenth-Century New York city Historiography 243
Abbreviations 249
Notes 251
Index 311
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reviewed Republic of Intellect: The Friendly Club of New York City and the Making of American Literature on March 30, 2007
Republic of Intellect
Written by my Brother-in-law, he's been writing this for years and is definitely excited to be finished with it. I'll read it when he sends me a copy (hint, hint).
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