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Complete Colonial Gentleman

Name: Complete Colonial Gentleman
Brand: University of Virginia Press
SKU: 02796877
Price: 53.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Michal J Rozbicki
ISBN: 9780813922362

Michal J Rozbicki

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English

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Libristo code: 02796877

Publishers University of Virginia Press, May 1998

The colonial plantation elite's persistent emulation of the British landed gentry has long intrigued... Full description

Libristo code: 02796877

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The colonial plantation elite's persistent emulation of the British landed gentry has long intrigued American historians, who recently have insisted that the pursuit of this apparently outdated ideal was an impediment to the development of a distinctive American culture. In The Complete Colonial Gentleman, Michal J. Rozbicki argues that such a view misreads the legitimizing process and the history of culture.Rozbicki's interpretation contrasts provocatively with recent studies of colonial America and demonstrates how the essentially conservative aspirations of colonial planter gentility foreshadowed distinctly American and democratice developments.