Something New Under the Sun: The Catholic Counterpoint in Early America

IF 0.8 2区 历史学 Q1 HISTORY
Jeffery R. Appelhans
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Abstract:This article responds to the provocation: what happens if we put minority traditions of thought and ideology—in this case, more specifically Catholics—into the narrative of early America? This article hints at the alternative to our textbooks and lectures: a strange and unexpected inclusion of early American Catholics during a kind of golden era initiated by imperial conflict in the early 1770s which ran to the 1840s. As historians revise broad histories of exclusion and marginalization in early American civil and intellectual life, it points to a Catholic counterpoint—and Catholic ascendence—one that was extant before the Revolution and extended deep into the antebellum era.
阳光下的新事物早期美国的天主教对立面
摘要:本文回应了这样的质疑:如果我们将少数群体的思想和意识形态传统--这里更具体地说是天主教--纳入早期美国的叙事中,会发生什么?这篇文章暗示了我们教科书和讲座的另一种选择:在 17 世纪 70 年代早期由帝国冲突引发的一种黄金时代(一直持续到 18 世纪 40 年代)中,美国早期天主教徒奇特而意外地融入其中。当历史学家修改美国早期公民和知识分子生活中被排斥和边缘化的广义历史时,文章指出了天主教的对立面--天主教的崛起--这种对立面在大革命之前就已存在,并一直延续到前贝卢姆时代。
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期刊介绍: The Journal of the Early Republic is a quarterly journal committed to publishing the best scholarship on the history and culture of the United States in the years of the early republic (1776–1861). JER is published for the Society for Historians of the Early American Republic. SHEAR membership includes an annual subscription to the journal.
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