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Wilmot Vaughan's A Plan for the better Government of British America, 1769: Imperial Fantasies in the Throes of Crisis 威尔莫特·沃恩的《1769年英属美洲更好的政府计划:危机阵痛中的帝国幻想》
IF 0.3 Q2 HISTORY Pub Date : 2021-07-26 DOI: 10.1353/eam.2021.0020
P. Olsen-Harbich
abstract:This essay introduces and prints for the first time Wilmot Vaughan's A Plan for the better Government of British America (1769). Vaughan authored this manuscript, currently held by the New-York Historical Society, while serving a single-year term on the Board of Trade. Vaughan believed that the imperial crisis would lead inexorably to an American revolution if Britain failed to radically alter the constitutional basis and institutional apparatus of its empire. To prevent such a revolt, he recommended thirty-seven distinct reforms, including the creation of a new "Kingdom of North America and the Isles," one governed by an American parliament and headed by an executive Lord Lieutenant lodged in a fortified Bostonian palace. Though some of Vaughan's recommendations were prescient, others reflect a complete misunderstanding of the mentality and politics of Britain's white North American colonists, particularly his prescriptions for Anglican establishments and Indigenous delegations to the new American parliament. A Plan for the better Government of British America reveals the limits of imagination and the extent of ignorance among Britain's imperialists as its American colonies hurdled toward rebellion in the 1760s.
本文首次介绍并出版了威尔莫特·沃恩的《英属美洲更好的政府计划》(1769年)。沃恩在贸易委员会任职一年期间撰写了这份手稿,目前由纽约历史学会保管。沃恩认为,如果英国不能从根本上改变其帝国的宪法基础和制度机构,帝国危机将不可避免地导致美国革命。为了防止这样的叛乱,他提出了37项不同的改革建议,包括建立一个新的“北美和群岛王国”,由美国议会管理,由一名行政中尉领导,他住在一座设防的波士顿宫殿里。虽然沃恩的一些建议是有先见之明的,但也有一些建议反映了他对英国北美白人殖民者的心态和政治的完全误解,尤其是他对圣公会机构和土著代表团参加新美国议会的建议。《改善英属美洲政府的计划》揭示了英国帝国主义者在18世纪60年代美国殖民地走向叛乱时想象力的局限和无知程度。
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Map Scarcity in Early Colonial New England 早期新英格兰殖民地地图的稀缺性
IF 0.3 Q2 HISTORY Pub Date : 2021-07-26 DOI: 10.1353/eam.2021.0015
Nathan Braccio
abstract:This article argues that English colonists in New England chose not to make maps between 1620 and 1642 because they had more suitable techniques and technologies available to them, including the superior knowledge of their Algonquian neighbors and their own traditional approaches to measuring land. However, internal and external pressures eventually forced the colonists to begin making maps. As population and demand for land rapidly increased in New England in the 1640s and beyond, the early attempts of the English at cooperative distribution of land were abandoned in favor of a system that emphasized private property, and, consequently, precise boundaries. In these new circumstances, maps served as a powerful tool that settlers used to claim land and defend it from encroachment. Finally, the creation of the Dominion of New England and the arrival of royal officials and map makers in the 1680s completed the transition to a cartographic spatial culture. Despite this, New Englanders had ignored revolutionary developments in map making taking place in England for decades and created a spatial culture unique to New England.
本文认为,1620年至1642年间,新英格兰地区的英国殖民者选择不绘制地图,是因为他们拥有更合适的技术和技术,包括他们的阿尔冈琴邻居的优越知识和他们自己传统的测量土地的方法。然而,内部和外部的压力最终迫使殖民者开始制作地图。17世纪40年代及以后,随着新英格兰地区人口和对土地需求的迅速增长,英国人早期合作分配土地的尝试被放弃,取而代之的是一种强调私有财产和精确边界的制度。在这些新情况下,地图成为定居者用来宣称拥有土地并保护其不受侵犯的有力工具。最后,1680年代新英格兰自治领的建立以及皇家官员和地图绘制者的到来完成了向地图空间文化的过渡。尽管如此,新英格兰人忽略了几十年来在英格兰发生的地图制作的革命性发展,创造了新英格兰独有的空间文化。
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Facing Race: Popular Science and Black Intellectual Thought in Antebellum America 面对种族:战前美国的大众科学与黑人知识分子思想
IF 0.3 Q2 HISTORY Pub Date : 2021-07-26 DOI: 10.1353/eam.2021.0019
R. Walker
abstract:This essay shows how Black Americans responded to and challenged scientific racism in the mid-nineteenth century. Specifically, it focuses on how they adopted and coopted the disciplines of physiognomy and phrenology—two sciences based on the notion that people's heads and faces revealed their moral and mental capacity. As recent scholarship has demonstrated, disciplines like physiognomy and phrenology provided the ideological scaffolding for later versions of scientific racism. This article tells a different story. By focusing on how African American intellectuals strategically analyzed heads and faces, it exposes how people of color engaged with antebellum race theory, reformulating it in unique ways and for their own purposes. Although white people relied on physiognomic "evidence" to argue that African Americans were mentally and physically inferior beings, Black Americans coopted the very discourses that undergirded the rise of racial essentialism, crafting an alternative science of facial analysis to argue for racial equality. When wielded by Black hands, physiognomy and phrenology did not solidify white supremacy; they instead became tools for vindicating the mental capacities of people of color.
这篇文章展示了19世纪中期美国黑人如何回应和挑战科学种族主义。具体来说,它关注的是他们是如何接受和采用面相学和颅相学这两门科学的,这两门科学的基础是人们的头和脸揭示了他们的道德和精神能力。正如最近的学术研究表明的那样,像面相学和颅相学这样的学科为后来的科学种族主义提供了意识形态框架。这篇文章讲述了一个不同的故事。通过关注非裔美国知识分子如何战略性地分析头部和面部,它揭示了有色人种如何参与内战前的种族理论,以独特的方式和为自己的目的重新制定它。尽管白人依靠面相学的“证据”来论证非裔美国人在精神上和身体上都不如黑人,但美国黑人却采纳了那些支持种族本质主义兴起的话语,创造了一种替代的面部分析科学来论证种族平等。在黑人手中,面相学和颅相学并没有巩固白人至上主义;相反,它们成了证明有色人种心智能力的工具。
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To "share in the glorious work": Anglo-American Missions and American Baptist Identity in the Early Republic “同工同荣”:共和初期的英美宣教与美国浸信会认同
IF 0.3 Q2 HISTORY Pub Date : 2021-07-26 DOI: 10.1353/eam.2021.0018
Ashley E. Moreshead
abstract:While traveling to India in 1812 as part of the first cohort of foreign missionaries from the United States, Adoniram Judson and his wife, Ann Hasseltine Judson, decided to leave the Congregational faith of their New England sponsors and become Baptists. Their conversion is usually credited with giving U.S. Baptists an opportunity to join the nascent foreign missions movement, and the movement itself has often been attributed to a sense of national destiny among U.S. evangelicals. But rather than expressing confidence in their national identity, Baptist leaders emphasized their membership in a trans-Atlantic denomination. They relied on British connections as they negotiated their position within the missions movement as well as the religious landscape of the United States. In the years before and after Judson's conversion, U.S. Baptist leaders publicized their trans-Atlantic relationships as a way of enhancing the legitimacy of their denomination in New England, and they worked with British Baptists to increase American Baptist involvement in foreign missions. This essay examines how U.S. relationships with British Baptists and experiences with foreign missions ultimately helped shape American Baptists' sense of purpose as they found new roles alongside their British counterparts as well as other U.S. Protestants.
1812年,阿多尼拉姆·贾德森(Adoniram Judson)和他的妻子安·哈瑟廷·贾德森(Ann Hasseltine Judson)作为第一批来自美国的外国传教士前往印度旅行时,决定离开他们新英格兰赞助人的公理会信仰,成为浸信会教徒。他们的转变通常被认为给了美国浸信会教徒加入新兴的海外宣教运动的机会,而这项运动本身也经常被归因于美国福音派教徒的国家命命感。但是,浸信会的领袖们并没有对他们的国家身份表示信心,而是强调他们是跨大西洋教派的成员。他们依靠英国人的关系来谈判他们在传教运动中的地位,以及美国的宗教景观。在贾德森皈依之前和之后的几年里,美国浸信会领导人公开了他们跨大西洋的关系,以此来提高他们在新英格兰地区的教派合法性,他们与英国浸信会合作,增加美国浸信会在外国传教活动中的参与度。这篇文章探讨了美国与英国浸信会的关系以及与外国传教会的经历如何最终帮助塑造了美国浸信会的使命感,因为他们与英国同行以及其他美国新教徒一起找到了新的角色。
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Mass Incarceration as Revolutionary Policy: The Imprisonment of the Hudson Valley Loyalists 大规模监禁作为革命政策:哈德逊河谷保皇派的监禁
IF 0.3 Q2 HISTORY Pub Date : 2021-07-26 DOI: 10.1353/eam.2021.0016
Kieran J. O’Keefe
abstract:Loyalists during the American Revolutionary War often suffered imprisonment in consequence of their political beliefs. In no location was this more the case than the Hudson River Valley of New York. Faced with the British occupation of New York City to the south, Crown-controlled Canada to the north, and British-allied Indigenous peoples to the west, Revolutionaries in the region found themselves surrounded by hostile forces. Fearing that Loyalists would revolt in support of the British army, Patriots turned to incarceration on an unprecedented scale to ensure the success of the Revolution. Revolutionaries mobilized the broader citizenry of the Hudson Valley to vigilantly monitor any potential enemies. Loyalists, neutralists, and even some unfortunate Patriots found themselves confined in close quarters. Suspected Loyalists were placed in jails, forts, and even on prison ships. Revolutionaries often struggled to find adequate space for the incarcerated population. With a significant proportion of Loyalists held captive, many Crown supporters were unable to join British forces when the army campaigned in the Hudson Valley. Thus, this essay shows how the "mass incarceration" of suspected Loyalists helped Revolutionaries win the war by preventing the British from tapping into a reservoir of Loyalist support.
在美国独立战争期间,效忠者经常因为他们的政治信仰而遭到监禁。这种情况在纽约的哈德逊河谷最为明显。面对英国占领的南部城市纽约,北部的加拿大,以及西部与英国结盟的土著人民,该地区的革命者发现自己被敌对势力包围。由于担心保皇党会造反支持英国军队,爱国者以前所未有的规模将囚犯关进监狱,以确保革命的成功。革命者动员哈德逊河谷的广大市民警惕地监视任何潜在的敌人。忠诚者、中立者,甚至一些不幸的爱国者,都发现自己被困在了狭小的空间里。疑似效忠者被关进监狱、堡垒,甚至监狱船上。革命者常常努力为被监禁的人寻找足够的空间。由于相当大比例的保皇派被俘虏,当军队在哈德逊河谷作战时,许多王室支持者无法加入英国军队。因此,这篇文章展示了“大规模监禁”可疑的保皇派是如何通过阻止英国人利用保皇派的支持来帮助革命党人赢得战争的。
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Archibald Loudon and the Politics of Print and Indian-Hating in the Early Republic 阿奇博尔德·劳登与共和初期的印刷政治和仇视印第安人
IF 0.3 Q2 HISTORY Pub Date : 2021-07-26 DOI: 10.1353/eam.2021.0017
Judith A. Ridner
abstract:Indian-hating, a critical building block of white nationalism during the early American republic, was built from the grassroots by printers who were also local citizens with their own personal and political axes to grind. The Pennsylvanian Archibald Loudon was one of these printers. His two-volume collection of frontier captivity, war, and atrocity narratives, titled A Selection of Some of the Most Interesting Narratives, of Outrages, Committed by the Indians, in Their Wars with the White People, epitomizes how printers collected and disseminated local stories of Indigenous violence—filtered through the lenses of their own partisan politics—to generate hatred for Indians on the eve of the War of 1812. This essay tells the story of Loudon and his Selection. It analyzes how Loudon's experiences as a colonial frontier refugee, Revolutionary War soldier, stalwart Democratic-Republican, and friend of the writer and politician Hugh Henry Brackenridge made him into an Indian-hater. It also assesses his two-volume Selection as a remarkable collection of local stories that framed the violent as well as the noble acts of local Native peoples and the harrowing tales of white martyrs and settlers who survived so as to influence national conversations about race and belonging, politics and war in the early republic.
仇视印度是美国共和初期白人民族主义的重要组成部分,它是由印刷工人从基层建立起来的,这些印刷工人也是当地公民,他们有自己的个人和政治目的。宾夕法尼亚的阿奇博尔德·劳登就是这些印刷商之一。他的两卷本作品集《印第安人在与白人的战争中所犯下的暴行的一些最有趣的叙述选集》,集中反映了印刷商如何收集和传播当地的土著暴力故事——通过他们自己的党派政治的镜头过滤——以在1812年战争前夕制造对印第安人的仇恨。这篇文章讲述了伦敦和他的选集的故事。书中分析了伦敦作为殖民地边境难民、独立战争士兵、坚定的民主共和党人以及作家兼政治家休·亨利·布莱肯里奇的朋友的经历是如何使他成为一个仇恨印度人的人的。它还评价了他的两卷本《选集》是一本杰出的地方故事集,它描绘了当地土著人民的暴力行为和高尚行为,以及幸存下来的白人烈士和定居者的悲惨故事,从而影响了共和国早期关于种族和归属、政治和战争的全国对话。
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Making a Massacre: The 1622 Virginia "massacre," Violence, and the Virginia Company of London's Corporate Speech 制造大屠杀:1622年弗吉尼亚“大屠杀”,暴力,以及伦敦弗吉尼亚公司的公司演讲
IF 0.3 Q2 HISTORY Pub Date : 2021-07-26 DOI: 10.1353/eam.2021.0014
Nicholas K. Mohlmann
abstract:When news reached London that the Powhatan Confederacy had mounted an assault on the Virginia colony in March 1622, the loss of colonists, infrastructure, and goods came to the Virginia Company of London as crisis among crises. Colonists were resisting efforts to diversify the colony's commodities and shareholders were growing impatient with the lack of dividends. The Virginia Company responded to news of the attack by embarking on a print publication campaign to depict the violence not as a mere incursion but as a "massacre." This article examines this publication campaign to argue that the Virginia Company leveraged its corporate rhetoric to convert the violence of the so-called massacre into a dividend for shareholders and a vindication of the company's economic program. Ultimately, the article argues that we must read the Virginia Company's publications through the lens of corporate strategy—not as reportage but as active efforts to generate capital.
1622年3月,当波瓦坦联盟向弗吉尼亚殖民地发起进攻的消息传到伦敦时,殖民者、基础设施和货物的损失对伦敦弗吉尼亚公司来说是危机中的危机。殖民者抵制使殖民地商品多样化的努力,股东们对缺乏股息越来越不耐烦。弗吉尼亚公司对袭击的消息作出回应,发起了一场印刷出版物运动,将这次暴力事件描述为“大屠杀”,而不仅仅是一次入侵。本文研究了这一出版活动,认为弗吉尼亚公司利用其企业言论将所谓的大屠杀暴力转化为股东的股息和公司经济计划的辩护。最后,这篇文章认为,我们必须从公司战略的角度来解读弗吉尼亚公司的出版物——不是作为报道文学,而是作为创造资本的积极努力。
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Potatoes, Populations, and States 土豆,人口和州
IF 0.3 Q2 HISTORY Pub Date : 2021-05-04 DOI: 10.1353/eam.2021.0013
R. Earle
Abstract:Today, dietary guidelines, healthy-eating pyramids, and other nutritional advice are a familiar and expected feature of governance. It was not always so. What we eat has not always been of such interest to the state. That people ate was of course very important; since ancient times rulers have feared the disruptive effects of famine. The minutiae of what ordinary folk ate, in contrast, was rarely considered an important component of statecraft. Over the course of the eighteenth century, however, the diet of working people acquired an unprecedented importance within European notions of statecraft, because of its perceived capacity to foster or impede the development of a higher-quality population. This article reviews these developments, to show how during the Enlightenment, everyday eating habits acquired political relevance. Although scholars often identify the twentieth century as the period when food became an object of governance, food's important instrument of modern statecraft has a much longer history.
摘要:今天,饮食指南、健康饮食金字塔和其他营养建议是一个熟悉和预期的治理特征。但情况并非总是如此。我们吃的东西并不总是对国家如此感兴趣。人们吃的东西当然很重要;自古以来,统治者就担心饥荒的破坏性影响。相比之下,普通人的饮食细节很少被认为是治国之道的重要组成部分。然而,在18世纪的过程中,劳动人民的饮食在欧洲的治国理念中获得了前所未有的重要性,因为它被认为有能力促进或阻碍高质量人口的发展。这篇文章回顾了这些发展,展示了在启蒙运动期间,日常饮食习惯是如何获得政治相关性的。虽然学者们通常认为20世纪是食物成为统治对象的时期,但食物作为现代治国之道的重要工具,其历史要长得多。
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"To the end that you may the better perceive these things to be true": Credibility and Ralph Hamor's A True Discourse of the Present Estate of Virginia “到最后,你可能会更好地理解这些事情是真实的”:可信度和拉尔夫·哈默的《弗吉尼亚现状的真实论述》
IF 0.3 Q2 HISTORY Pub Date : 2021-05-04 DOI: 10.1353/eam.2021.0010
M. Lacombe
Abstract:In 1615, the steady stream of bad news about the Virginia Company's Jamestown project was suddenly reversed with the publication of Ralph Hamor's famous True Discourse, which brought the unexpected, almost providential news of Pocahontas's conversion and marriage. The True Discourse described such a sudden and dramatic change in Virginia's fortunes that it required careful attention to concerns of credibility. Hamor and the Virginia Company drew on a collection of texts that aimed to instruct travelers how to render their observations and conclusions credible to readers. In the True Discourse, they assembled a sort of composite text whose final section claimed to provide direct insight into the 'honest inward intentions' of the Chesapeake Algonquians. Although this section was replete with snubs and slights, Hamor preserved these details in order to present himself as a particular sort of eyewitness observer: critical, meticulous, and objective, recording details but leaving his readers to draw inferences themselves. Most of the details that Hamor believed would win his readers' trust in this way related to the foods he was offered, and especially venison, which was a symbol of trust and mutual regard so deeply rooted as to complement Hamor's stance as "objective" observer perfectly.
摘要:1615年,随着拉尔夫·哈默著名的《真实话语》的出版,关于弗吉尼亚公司詹姆斯敦项目的一连串坏消息突然发生了逆转,它带来了意想不到的、几乎是天意的消息——波卡洪塔斯的皈依和婚姻。《真实的话语》描述了弗吉尼亚的命运发生了如此突然而戏剧性的变化,它需要仔细考虑可信度问题。哈默和弗吉尼亚公司借鉴了一系列文本,旨在指导旅行者如何使他们的观察和结论对读者可信。在《真实话语》中,他们组合了一种复合文本,其最后一部分声称提供了对切萨皮克阿尔冈琴人“诚实的内在意图”的直接洞察。虽然这一部分充满了轻蔑和轻蔑,哈默保留了这些细节,以使自己成为一种特殊的目击者观察者:批判性,一丝不苟,客观,记录细节,但让读者自己得出推论。哈默相信,以这种方式赢得读者信任的大部分细节都与提供给他的食物有关,尤其是鹿肉,这是一种根深蒂固的信任和相互尊重的象征,完美地补充了哈默作为“客观”观察者的立场。
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Empowering Appetites: The Political Economy and Culture of Food in the Early Atlantic World 增强食欲:早期大西洋世界的政治、经济和饮食文化
IF 0.3 Q2 HISTORY Pub Date : 2021-05-04 DOI: 10.1353/eam.2021.0007
Jennifer L. Anderson, A. Zilberstein
This special issue of Early American Studies explores the dynamic relationship between food and power in the early modern Atlantic world. Originating from papers initially presented at a conference coconvened in October 2018 at the Huntington Library in San Marino, California, “Empowering Appetites” interrogates the complex political, economic, cultural, and environmental histories of food and diet in a range of maritime, plantation, and settlercolonial contexts between the seventeenth and early nineteenth centuries. Part of the inspiration for this conference—and this publication— arose from the resurgent scholarly interest in food and drink as vital topics of historical inquiry in early American and Atlantic studies.1 Building on groundbreaking works in these fields—from Sidney Mintz’s Sweetness and Power: The Place of Sugar in Modern History to Judith Carney’s Black Rice: The African Origins of Rice Cultivation in the Americas—the selected articles reinterpret the role of Native foods in mediating encounters between Indigenous and colonizing peoples; examine competing definitions of legitimate forms of sustenance, along with contests to control
本期《早期美国研究》特刊探讨了近代早期大西洋世界中食物与权力之间的动态关系。《赋予食欲》最初是根据2018年10月在加利福尼亚州圣马力诺亨廷顿图书馆召开的一次会议上发表的论文,对17世纪至19世纪初一系列海洋、种植园和定居者殖民背景下的食物和饮食的复杂政治、经济、文化和环境历史进行了探讨。作为早期美国和大西洋研究历史调查的重要主题,人们对食品和饮料重新产生了浓厚的学术兴趣,这在一定程度上启发了这次会议和这份出版物从西德尼·明茨的《甜蜜与力量:糖在现代历史中的地位》到朱迪思·卡尼的《黑米:美洲水稻种植的非洲起源》,精选的文章以这些领域开创性的作品为基础,重新诠释了土著食物在调解土著和殖民地人民之间相遇中的作用;检查对合法食物形式的竞争性定义,以及对控制权的争夺
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