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The first five decades of the United States of America was a particularly rich time in the development of American politics, society, and culture. This reader includes over 50 documentary sources that highlight key topics during this period. The voices of familiar historical figures, such as George Washington and Tecumseh, are heard alongside the testimonies of ordinary people participating in the extraordinary events of their time. Sean Patrick Adams' introduction to each document provides the historical context to these documents and encourages students to engage with the material in critical and creative ways, making this reader a valuable text for students of the Early Republic.
UNCOVERING THE PAST: DOCUMENTARY READERS IN AMERICAN HISTORY "Selected with imagination and wisdom, these incisive and wide-ranging texts will provide a 'road map' for students of the first sixty years of American independence." Daniel Walker Howe, Winner of 2008 Pulitzer Prize for History "A nice blend of comprehensiveness and coherence, the selections are individually interesting, relate well to each other, and provide a wide-ranging, imaginative, and disciplined conversation about the Early Republic." Paul E. Johnson, University of South Carolina "This handy collection of speeches, documents, private letters, and pieces of literature, complete with context-setting prefaces, will be invaluable in any course covering major themes in the history of early national America." Joanne Freeman, Yale University "Expertly edited and chock-full of enlightening and telling primary documents, this reader conveys a beautifully textured sense of the past and attends to all of the key issues during the formative years of the United States." Mark M. Smith, University of South Carolina "Finally, a primary sources reader that includes the full breadth of voices (both familiar and lesser known) that characterized the Early American Republic. Sean Adams's informative introduction ties these voices together well, making this book a helpful teaching tool for conveying the rich variety of social and political issues that the young nation faced." Steven Deyle, University of Houston "Students will marvel at the fifty-year struggle to forge a nation in the decades following the American Revolution." Seth Rockman, Brown University
UNCOVERING THE PAST: DOCUMENTARY READERS IN AMERICAN HISTORY "Selected with imagination and wisdom, these incisive and wide-ranging texts will provide a 'road map' for students of the first sixty years of American independence." Daniel Walker Howe, Winner of 2008 Pulitzer Prize for History "A nice blend of comprehensiveness and coherence, the selections are individually interesting, relate well to each other, and provide a wide-ranging, imaginative, and disciplined conversation about the Early Republic." Paul E. Johnson, University of South Carolina "This handy collection of speeches, documents, private letters, and pieces of literature, complete with context-setting prefaces, will be invaluable in any course covering major themes in the history of early national America." Joanne Freeman, Yale University "Expertly edited and chock-full of enlightening and telling primary documents, this reader conveys a beautifully textured sense of the past and attends to all of the key issues during the formative years of the United States." Mark M. Smith, University of South Carolina "Finally, a primary sources reader that includes the full breadth of voices (both familiar and lesser known) that characterized the Early American Republic. Sean Adams's informative introduction ties these voices together well, making this book a helpful teaching tool for conveying the rich variety of social and political issues that the young nation faced." Steven Deyle, University of Houston "Students will marvel at the fifty-year struggle to forge a nation in the decades following the American Revolution." Seth Rockman, Brown University
"Selected with imagination and wisdom, these incisive andwide-ranging texts will indeed ... provide a 'road map' forstudents of the first sixty years of American independence."--Daniel Walker Howe, author of What hath God Wrought:The Transformation of America, 1815-1848 (winner, 2008 PulitzerPrize for History)
"[A] nice blend of comprehensiveness and coherence. Theselections are individually interesting, they relate well to eachother, and ... provide a wide-ranging, imaginative, and disciplinedconversation about the Early Republic." --Paul E. Johnson,Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of South Carolina,author of A Shopkeeper's Millennium and Sam Patch, thefamous jumper; and coauthor (with Sean Wilentz) of TheKingdom of Matthias
"This handy collection of speeches, documents, private letters,and pieces of literature, complete with context-setting prefaces,will be invaluable in any course covering major themes in thehistory of early national America." --Joanne Freeman, YaleUniversity
"Expertly edited [and] chock-full of enlightening and tellingprimary documents, this reader conveys a beautifully textured senseof the past and attends to all of the key issues during theformative years of the United States." --Mark M. Smith,Carolina Distinguished Professor of History, University of SouthCarolina
"Finally, a primary sources reader that includes the fullbreadth of voices (both familiar and lesser known) thatcharacterized the early American republic. Sean Adams'sinformative introduction ties these voices together well, makingthis book a helpful teaching tool for conveying the rich variety ofsocial and political issues that the young nation faced."--Steven Deyle, University of Houston
"Provides an exciting variety of primary sources andperspectives on the nation's first sixty years. Adams hasdrawn together voices from across the early American republic toilluminate the complexities of the era." --Craig Friend,North Carolina State University
"Students will marvel at the fifty-year struggle to forge anation in the decades following the American Revolution."--Seth Rockman, Brown University
"[A] nice blend of comprehensiveness and coherence. Theselections are individually interesting, they relate well to eachother, and ... provide a wide-ranging, imaginative, and disciplinedconversation about the Early Republic." --Paul E. Johnson,Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of South Carolina,author of A Shopkeeper's Millennium and Sam Patch, thefamous jumper; and coauthor (with Sean Wilentz) of TheKingdom of Matthias
"This handy collection of speeches, documents, private letters,and pieces of literature, complete with context-setting prefaces,will be invaluable in any course covering major themes in thehistory of early national America." --Joanne Freeman, YaleUniversity
"Expertly edited [and] chock-full of enlightening and tellingprimary documents, this reader conveys a beautifully textured senseof the past and attends to all of the key issues during theformative years of the United States." --Mark M. Smith,Carolina Distinguished Professor of History, University of SouthCarolina
"Finally, a primary sources reader that includes the fullbreadth of voices (both familiar and lesser known) thatcharacterized the early American republic. Sean Adams'sinformative introduction ties these voices together well, makingthis book a helpful teaching tool for conveying the rich variety ofsocial and political issues that the young nation faced."--Steven Deyle, University of Houston
"Provides an exciting variety of primary sources andperspectives on the nation's first sixty years. Adams hasdrawn together voices from across the early American republic toilluminate the complexities of the era." --Craig Friend,North Carolina State University
"Students will marvel at the fifty-year struggle to forge anation in the decades following the American Revolution."--Seth Rockman, Brown University