An edition of Attendant cruelties
(2006)
Attendant cruelties
nation and nationalism in American history
by Patrice L. R. Higonnet
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"For nearly four centuries, religion and capitalism have been the cental values of the American way. Most Americans have made of this national legacy a force of inclusion in a land shaped by successive waves of change and immigration. But others have chosen to define their nation's values by exclusion, within a Republic to be sure, but within a democratic polity also constrained by race, class, and gender. In consequence, America has often been deeply divided - as during its terrible Civil War - but it is also the only country in the world where Left and Right have had, and still have, so broad a common origin."--BOOK JACKET.
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National characteristics, american, Nationalism, united states, Nationalism, religious aspects, Political messianism, Political culture, United states, civilization, United states, history, Civilization, American National characteristics, Nationalism, History, Christianity, Religious aspectsShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Attendant cruelties: nation and nationalism in American history
2006, Other Press
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1590512359 9781590512357
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