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N. Kemper,A. Aschfalk,C. Höller-century slave conspiracies. By familiarizing the story of Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot, annual Fifth of November commemorations provided a template for insurrectionary slaves and a rubric for rhetorically manufacturing supposed slave conspiracies. This chapter contributes to the growing body o

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N. Kemper,A. Aschfalk,C. Höller Urban Studies (J. Jacobs, R. Sennett) – as a crucial model of cultural self-fashioning in the United States. The Open City of modernity, I argue in this essay, was conceived as part of a larger transatlantic discourse encapsulating ideas of cultural identity and belonging. Following Paul Giles’s no

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Introduction,ole played by port cities in cultural history deserves more focused study. The contributors to this book do not assume that the long-established research foci of Atlantic history (economics, kinship, and politics) can be separated from the study of culture; instead, they offer an interdisciplinary f

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Courtly Ceremonies and a Cultural Urban Geography of Power in the Habsburg Spanish Empiree, examining how the highly theatrical displays produced representational equivalents for the monarch’s body in South American cities. Ceremonies for the king’s proclamation and his royal funeral were important political moments of truth for the renewal of loyalties and obedience to the distant mona