Titlebook: Southern Comfort; The Garden District S. Frederick Starr Book 1998Latest edition Princeton Architectural Press 1998 Garden District.New Or

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Slaves, Servants, and Retainers,nces. The day began when servants lit the fires and prepared breakfast. It ended when servants turned down the gaslights, adjusted the shutters, and laid out the bedclothes they had washed. Even to send a note to a neighbor or to pick up wine for a party required servants. Full-time retainers were,

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End of An Era,e army but were unable to beat back the formation of home rule movements. At length, the contending parties, each pretending to exercise the full powers of legitimate governments, sent armed troops into pitched battles against one another, bloodying the streets of New Orleans on two occasions. Polit

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The Patrons,ildings under Thomas Jefferson produced a tour de force. On the other extreme stands the Baroness Micaela Almonester de Pontalba, the red-haired whirlwind who in the 1840s and 1850s conceived, financed, and all but designed the impressive row houses facing Jackson Square.

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Introduction: City and Suburb,icago, Cleveland, and St. Louis arose from the wilderness to become major centers of commerce and culture. Second, with a haste that is no less startling, those Americans who could afford to do so fled these same cities, establishing instead suburbs of an entirely new type.

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Antebellum Style,tters of style by the 1830s. Even small rural weeklies in the Northeast carried art criticism on their pages.. The inveterate critic of New World mores, Mrs. Trollope, on her visit to Cincinnati, observed that Americans seemed more hurt when she disparaged their paintings than when she criticized their morals..

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