Beyond confederation origins of the constitution and American national identity / edited by Richard Beeman, Stephen Botein, and Edward C. Carter II.

"Published for the Institute of Early American History and Culture, Williamsburg, Virginia."

Includes bibliographies and index.

Chiefly comprised of papers presented at a conference in Philadelphia, Oct. 1984.

Ideologies -- -- The American Constitution: a revolutionary interpretation / Stanley N. Katz -- The Constitution of the thinking revolutionary / Ralph Lerner -- Interests and disinterestedness in the making of the Constitution / Gordon S. Wood -- Issues -- -- Shay's Rebellion and the ratification of the federal Constitution in Massachusetts / Richard D. Brown -- Money, credit, and Federalist political economy / Janet A. Riesman -- The practical sphere of a republic: James Madison, the Constitutional Conventions, and the emergence of revolutionary federalism / Lance Banning -- Slavery and the Constitutional Convention: making a covenant with death / Paul Finkelman -- James Madison and visions of American nationality in the confederation period: a regional perspective / Drew R. McCoy -- Aftermath -- -- The structure of politics at the accession of George Washington / Jack N. Rakove -- The persistence of antifederalism after 1789 / Richard E. Ellis -- Religious dimensions of the early America state / Stephen Botein -- A roof without walls: the dilemma of American national identity / John M. Murrin.

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