Rude Republic: Americans and Their Politics in the Nineteenth Century Book

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Rude Republic: Americans and Their Politics in the Nineteenth Century
Written by author Glenn C. Altschuler
Published by Princeton University Press, July 2001
What did politics and public affairs mean to those generations of Americans who first experienced democratic self-rule? Taking their cue from vibrant political campaigns and very high voter turnouts, historians have depicted the nineteenth century as an e
"This book plumbs behind the facades of nineteenth-century political life--especially that organized by the major parties--in a way that very few works of history ever have to date. Many of the arguments and conclusions are highly provocative, and the boo

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List of Illustrations ix
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction: The View from Clifford's Window 3
Chapter 1. Political Innovation and Popular Response in Jack Downing's America 14
Chapter 2. The Maturing Party System: The Rude Republic and Its Discontents 47
Chapter 3. Political Men: Patterns and Meanings of Political Activism in Antebellum America 87
Chapter 4. A World beyond Politics 119
Chapter 5. Civil Crisis and the Developing State 152
Chapter 6. People and Politics: The Urbanization of Political Consciousness 184
Chapter 7. Leviathan: Parties and Political Life in Post--Civil War America 217
Chapter 8. An Excess and a Dearth of Democracy: Patronage, Voting, and Political Engagement in the Gilded Age and Beyond 252
Notes 275
Index 305

Title: Rude Republic: Americans and Their Politics in the Nineteenth Century

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Great account of a short but important episode in American&Mexican history. Plenty of colorful characters, exciting battles, heroic soldiers and strong personalities. This book reads easily and is chocked full of data, dates, names and places and the maps are decent to follow thru.

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	List of Illustrations	ix
	Acknowledgments	xi
	Introduction: The View from Clifford's Window	3
Chapter 1.	Political Innovation and Popular Response in Jack Downing's America	14
Chapter 2.	The Maturing Party System: The Rude Republic and Its Discontents	47
Chapter 3.	Political Men: Patterns and Meanings of Political Activism in Antebellum America	87
Chapter 4.	A World beyond Politics	119
Chapter 5.	Civil Crisis and the Developing State	152
Chapter 6.	People and Politics: The Urbanization of Political Consciousness	184
Chapter 7.	Leviathan: Parties and Political Life in Post--Civil War America	217
Chapter 8.	An Excess and a Dearth of Democracy: Patronage, Voting, and Political Engagement in the Gilded Age and Beyond	252
	Notes	275
	Index	305