Titlebook: Gender, Race and Family in Nineteenth Century America; From Northern Woman Rebecca J. Fraser Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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Introduction: Reading Letters, Telling Stories and Writing History, Montreal following her wedding on the ninth of that month to Benjamin F. Williams, a physician and slaveholder in Greene County, North Carolina. She wrote her parents from Canada describing the majesty of Niagara (albeit from the Canadian side) and the “charming scenery” of Lake Ontario and St. Law

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,“Everything Here is So Different”: Changing Cultural Landscapes,friends and family. New Hartford village, where the Hicks family home was, is located in the town of New Hartford in the county of Oneida, central New York State. Founded in 1789 by Jedediah Sanger, the village had demonstrated some remarkable transformations in terms of its economy and industry in

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,An Identity in Transit: From “True Woman” to “Southern Lady”, by the social and cultural changes after the Revolutionary period in this region. Her relocation to Clifton Grove, however, implied a cultural reimagining of her sense of self as a woman. Yet this was not so much about sectional differences in relation to understandings of the feminine ideal. The s

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Familial Relations: North and South,far from her childhood home when marrying Ben, in the process threatening relationships with her Northern kin that she held dear. Bereft of the immediacy of her parent’s guidance and her sisters’ comfort Sarah’s feelings of loneliness and isolation were compounded on her initial arrival at Clifton G

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Articulating a Southern Self: Georgia, Sunnyside and the Confederacy,to Burnt Fort, Charlton County, Georgia. Located on the Satilla River near the Okefenokee Swamp, the site had become the focus of a considerable sawmill operation, which was the major justification for the move. Sarah’s response to the relocation presented her as the ever-dutiful wife and of course

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Reconstructing Southern Womanhood,face the bitter realities of what Union victory would mean for former wealthy elite slaveholders such as him. Men like Ben were faced with “ruined fields, dilapidated buildings, confiscated stock, an emancipated labor force, and scattered fortunes” at the close of the Civil War. Two-thirds of Ben’s

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Gender, Race and Family in Nineteenth Century AmericaFrom Northern Woman

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Diffamierung durch die Nationalsozialisten,ower with Sauquiot Creek and thus remained a presence in the emerging industrial boom of the Northern States.. In Utica, industries such as textiles and paper manufacturing dominated the economic landscape alongside the continued existence of artisans and smaller craftsman, in addition to a sizeable