A Shared Experience: Men, Women, and the History of Gender Book

	Foreword
	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
1	Talk Like a Man: Speech, Power, and Masculinity in Early New England	19
2	"Love Raptures": Marital, Romantic, and Erotic Images of Jesus Christ in Puritan New England, 1670-1730	51
3	A Marriage "Well-Ordered": Love, Power, and Partnership in Colonial New England	78
4	Making Men and Women in the 1770s: Culture, Class, and Commerce in the Anglo-American World	98
5	"The Language of Love": The Letters of Elizabeth and William Wirt, 1802-1834	119
6	Tippecanoe and the Ladies, Too: White Women and Party Politics in Antebellum Virginia	141
7	"Not So Wild a Dream": The Domestic Fantasies of Literary Men and Women, 1820-1860	176
8	"Surpassing the Love of Women": Victorian Manhood and the Language of Fraternal Love	195
9	A Northwest Passage: Gender, Race, and the Family in the Early Nineteenth Century	222
10	"I Am Going to Write to You": Nurturing Fathers and the Office of Indian Affairs on the Southern Ute Reservation, 1895-1934	245
11	Socrates in the Slums: Homoerotics, Gender, and Settlement House Reform	273
12	Chivalrous Men and Voting Women: The Role of Men and the Language of Masculinity in the 1911 California Woman Suffrage Campaign	297
13	The "Flabby American," the Body, and the Cold War	323
14	Making Room for Fathers: Men, Women, and Parenting in the United States, 1945-1980	349
	Contributors	369
	Index	373