Society, Manners and Politics in the United States, by Michael Chevalier
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"Society, Manners & Politics in the United States" by Michel Chevalier presents a captivating collection of letters, reflecting his observations of early 19th-century America. Chevalier delves into the critical role of railroad development in the nation's industrial expansion, draws comparisons between the U.S. and established banking systems across Europe, and explores social stratification, particularly between "Yankees" and "Virginians." His analyses of the cotton manufacturing sector reveal the competitive landscape with France and England. Additionally, Chevalier offers insights into the political climate of the era, highlighting the influence of public opinion and the dynamics of political parties amidst figures like General."
Very mild shelfwear.
Augustus M. Kelley
Hardcover
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"Society, Manners & Politics in the United States" by Michel Chevalier presents a captivating collection of letters, reflecting his observations of early 19th-century America. Chevalier delves into the critical role of railroad development in the nation's industrial expansion, draws comparisons between the U.S. and established banking systems across Europe, and explores social stratification, particularly between "Yankees" and "Virginians." His analyses of the cotton manufacturing sector reveal the competitive landscape with France and England. Additionally, Chevalier offers insights into the political climate of the era, highlighting the influence of public opinion and the dynamics of political parties amidst figures like General."
Very mild shelfwear.
Augustus M. Kelley
Hardcover
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