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In 'Never One Nation', Linda Frost argues that during the eventful decades surrounding the Civil War, American identity was constructed not only nationally but also locally.
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African Americans in popular culture, Freak shows, History, Indians in popular culture, Popular culture, Race identity, Racism in popular culture, Social aspects of Freak shows, Whites, United states, history, Popular culture, united states, White people, Social aspectsPlaces
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Never one nation: freaks, savages, and whiteness in U.S. popular culture, 1850-1877
2005, University of Minnesota Press
in English
0816644896 9780816644896
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Table of Contents
Introduction : blinding whiteness and "the wonder of America"
Roving savages, regionalized Americanness, and the 1862 Dakota Wars
Emancipation anxiety and the New York City draft riots
The white gaze and the spectacle of slavery
A peculiar identity in the Confederate Southern Illustrated News
The yankee, the stump, and the creation of a confederate imaginary
What the railroad brought : the heathen chinee and a nation in the West
The woman question, coast to coast
Conclusion : consumption, community, and the correspondence column.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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