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Atlantic Loyalties

Name: Atlantic Loyalties
Brand: University of Georgia Press
SKU: 06306492
Price: 36.89 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Andrew McMichael
ISBN: 9780820330235

Americans in Spanish West Florida, 1785-1810

Andrew McMichael

Language

English

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Libristo code: 06306492

Publishers University of Georgia Press, January 2008

Integrating social, cultural, economic, and political history, this is a study of the factors that g... Full description

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Integrating social, cultural, economic, and political history, this is a study of the factors that groundedor swayedthe loyalties of non-Spaniards living under Spanish rule on the southern frontier. In particular, Andrew McMichael looks at the colonial Spanish administrations attitude toward resident Americans. The Spanish borderlands systems of slavery and land ownership, McMichael shows, used an efficient system of land distribution and government patronage that engendered loyalty and withstood a series of conflicts that tested, but did not shatter, residents allegiance. McMichael focuses on the Baton Rouge district of Spanish West Florida from 1785 through 1810, analyzing why resident Anglo-Americans, who had maintained a high degree of loyalty to the Spanish Crown through 1809, rebelled in 1810.