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<hr> <hr> Contents <BR><HR><BR> <TOC> Acknowledgments 000 List of Illustrations 000 List of Abbreviations 000 Introduction: Princes and Popes in the American Provinces 1 Part One: The British Peace Chapter One: Tyranny's Kiss 000 In Thomas Hobbes's Study 000 Subcultures 000 Tyranny's Kiss 000 Popery Pickled 000 From Covenant to Contract 000 Chapter Two: The March of Empire 000 Samuel Sewall's Lament 000 Pope's Day Established 000 The March of Empire 000 The Empire Composite 000 William Stephens Brings the Empire to Georgia 000 The Historic Empire Inverted 000 Chapter Three: Remembrance of Kings Past 000 Theories of History, Modes of Reasoning 000 The English Civil Wars in Provincial Political Memory 000 Memories of a Violent Past 000 Oliver and Charles, William and Mary . . . and Empire 000 Chapter Four: The Passions of Empire 000 <"This Celestial Venus" 000 Romaphobia 000 Envy, Desire, and the Commodification of Monarchy 000 The Consumption of Images 000 Of Ralph and Will 000 Part Two: Three Faces Chapter Five: American Stories Retold 000 Anglicization in the Imperial Marches 000 Population and the Problem of Patriarchal Desires 000 Zenger Reconsidered 000 American Stories Retold 000 Chapter Six: In the Name of the Father 000 In the Name of the Father 000 In Pharaoh's Name 000 The American Concert 000 Of Dynasty and Dissent 000 Chapter Seven: Neoabsolutism 000 Time Amended 000 A Newtonian Sun King 000 Divine Right Reborn 000 Neoabsolutism and Land in the American Provinces 000 Chapter Eight: Dreams of a New Empire 000 Designs Shaped by Defense 000 America as Ireland? 000 An India for Indians? 000 Counterfactual Speculations 000 Dinner in Marseilles 000 Part Three: A Funeral Fit for a King Chapter Nine: History Fufilled, History Betrayed 000 Love, Patriarchy, and the Imperial Constitution 000 Dynastic Conflict, Anti-Catholicism, and Conspiracy Theory 000 History Fulfilled, History Betrayed 000 Shakespeare, Satire, and Subversion in the Imperial Crisis 000 Chapter Ten: A Funeral Fit for a King 000 Jonathan Saywood's Journey 000 A Terror of Bodies, A Terror of Words 000 Denying the King 000 The Iconoclasm 000 Epilogue: Of Princes and the People 000
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
United States -- Politics and government -- To 1775.
United States -- Politics and government -- 1775-1783.
Monarchy -- Great Britain -- Public opinion -- History -- 18th century.
Public opinion -- United States -- History -- 18th century.
Political culture -- United States -- History -- 18th century.
Great Britain -- Foreign public opinion, American -- History -- 18th century.