Isbn: 9781621907336 - james k. polk and his time: essays at the conclusion of the polk project (19 resultados)

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. This collection arose out of a 2019 conference to commemorate the completion of the fourteen- volume Correspondence of James K. Polk. Its scholarshipwhich pays tribute to the Polk Project itself, as well as to the controversial nature of the Polk legacywill result in a significant reinterpretation of the eleventh US president.Contributors include John F. Polk, who examines the ways history has mischaracterized almost the entire Polk family tree, and Kelly Houston Jones, who investigates the familys investments in slave-based agriculture. The fascinating life of Elias Polk, a man enslaved by the president, is compellingly related by Zacharie W. Kinslow. Asaf Almog analyzes the persistence of labels: Polk and fellow Democrats labeled their Whig opponents Federalists, he argues, with both rhetorical and substantive aims. Michael Gunther analyzes Polks authorization of the Smithsonian Institution and the Department of the Interior, seemingly at odds with his devotion to small government.Taken together, the twelve essays unveil a more complex James K. Polk than the narrowly focused Jackson protege and proponent of Manifest Destiny we often hear about. He was politically partisan but inspired by history and grounded in principle. His familys long reliance on nonwhite Americans losses of freedom and land informed his policies on slavery and Indian removal, and the nature of the legislation at hand determined when he promoted a larger or a smaller federal government. This collection arose out of a 2019 conference to commemorate the completion of the fourteen- volume Correspondence of James K. Polk. Its scholarship - which pays tribute to the Polk Project itself, as well as to the controversial nature of the Polk legacy - will result in a significant reinterpretation of the eleventh US president. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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