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Chesapeake Politics, 1781-1800
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Part One The Chesapeake Landscape |
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CHAPTER ONE The Landscape and the People, from the Susquehanna to the Rappahannock |
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CHAPTER TWO The Landscape and the People, from the Rappahannock to Cape Fear |
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Part Two The Beginnings of Political Parties, 1781-1787 |
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CHAPTER THREE The Politics of Personalities, 1781-1783 |
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CHAPTER FOUR Debtor Relief for Rich and Poor |
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CHAPTER FIVE Emergence of State Parties, 1784-1787 |
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CHAPTER SIX Depression Politics, 1784-1787 |
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CHAPTER SEVEN Tories, Anglicans, and Slaves |
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CHAPTER EIGHT The Western Question |
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Part Three The Constitution and National Parties, 1788-1792 |
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CHAPTER NINE The Movement for Federal Reform |
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CHAPTER TEN Ratification with or without Amendments |
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CHAPTER ELEVEN Federalists Triumphant |
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CHAPTER TWELVE The Death of Antifederalism |
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CHAPTER THIRTEEN The Chesapeake Wins the Capital |
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CHAPTER FOURTEEN Rise of the Republicans |
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Part Four The Party System Matures, 1793-1800 |
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CHAPTER FIFTEEN The Politics of Neutrality, 1793-1794 |
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CHAPTER SIXTEEN The Politics of Taxes and Treaties, 1794-1795 |
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CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Prosperity Solves Many Problems |
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CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Reform with Restraint |
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CHAPTER NINETEEN A Yankee President |
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CHAPTER TWENTY Mobilizing the Electorate: 1800 |
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APPENDIX Computerized Sorting Program for the Maryland House of Delegates |
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NOTES |
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A NOTE ON SOURCES |
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INDEX |
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ONE Maryland and Virginia ca. 1970 opposite p. |
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TWO North Carolina in 1783 opposite p. |
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THREE Maryland and Virginia: Counties and Regions, ca. 1790 opposite p. |
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FOUR North Carolina: Counties and Regions, ca. 1790 opposite p. |
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