Parades and the Politics of the Street: Festive Culture in the Early American Republic (Early American Studies)
Parades and the Politics of the Street explores the place of festive culture in the early American Republic. Focusing on parades, politics, and public streets, Simon P. Newman examines how civic celebration and public space were connected in the development of early American society.
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Parades and the Politics of the Street examines festive culture in the early American Republic.
The book focuses on parades as public events and considers their relationship to political life.
By centering the street, it explores how public space and collective celebration intersected in early American society.
This study belongs to the field of Early American Studies and offers historical insight into the cultural dimensions of politics.
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