Tea Sets and Tyranny : : The Politics of Politeness in Early America / / Steven C. Bullock.
Even as eighteenth-century thinkers from John Locke to Thomas Jefferson struggled to find effective means to restrain power, contemporary discussions of society gave increasing attention to ideals of refinement, moderation, and polished self-presentation. These two sets of ideas have long seemed sep...
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