Titlebook: Urban Identity and the Atlantic World; Elizabeth A. Fay,Leonard Morzé Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2013

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Urban Driftwoodnnotes communication networks conveniently accessible from anytime and anywhere. In the seventeenth century, commonplace statues of the mother of Jesus were also recognized as a sort of mobile communication device: they were not just a technology for calling upon the divine, but they also served as

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Imperial Cosmopolitanism and the Making of an Indigenous Intelligentsiavolved both the establishment of new cities and the transformation and expansion of old indigenous cities. The new cities that emerged were mainly located at seaports and at strategic points in the interior where they served as centers of commerce and administration. European powers viewed the Afric

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Leonora Sansay’s Anatopic Imaginationof interiority. Thus, the great social reform movements of the 1830s and 1840s (abolition, temperance, sexuality) levied the primary responsibility for both the maintenance and transformation of civic ideals on individual self-governance. Such auto-orthopedics was often accompanied by mobility (slav

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The Spanish Archive and the Remapping of US History in Washington Irving’s After traveling for some months in Europe, Irving received an invitation from US ambassador to Spain, Alexander Everett, to undertake the English translation of Spanish antiquarian Don Martín Fernández de Navarrete’s work, which was going to press in Madrid. This highly anticipated collection of doc

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Theater in the Combat Zoned its consumers in the eighteenth-century Transatlantic.. The existence of a set of performances of the mainstream London theater repertoire in British-occupied Philadelphia in 1778 is a striking example of literature reiterated and consumed in the combat zone. Mirrored by amateur military performan

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