Title: The republic of nature: an environmental history of the United States
Abstract: Foreword Environmental History Comes of Age by William Cronon Land of Lincoln 1. Satan in the Land: Nature, the Supernatural, and Disorder in Colonial New England 2. By the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God: Declaring American Independence 3. King Cotton: The Cotton Plant and Southern Slavery 4. Nature's Nobleman: Abraham Lincoln and the Improvement of America 5. The Nature of Gettysburg: Environmental History and the Civil War 6. Iron Horses: Nature and the Building of the First U.S. Transcontinental Railroad 7. Atomic Sublime: Toward a Natural History of the Bomb 8. The Road to Brown v. Board: An Environmental History of the Color Line 9. It's a Gas: The United States and the Oil Shock of 1973-1974 Paths That Beckon Acknowledgments Notes References Illustration Credits Index
Publication Year: 2013
Publication Date: 2013-01-01
Language: en
Type: article
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