Passion is the gale emotion, power, and the coming of the American Revolution / Nicole Eustace.

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Eustace, Nicole [Author]

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TextSeries: Publication details: Chapel Hill : Published for the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture, Williamsburg, Virginia by University of North Carolina Press, (c)2008.Description: 1 online resource (x, 613 pages) : illustrationsContent type:

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online resource

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9781469600826

Subject(s):

Emotions -- Social aspects -- History -- 18th century

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Electronic Books.

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E210 .P377 2008

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The dominion of the passions: dilemmas of emotional expression and control in Colonial Pennsylvania -- "A corner stone ... of a copious work": love and power in eighteenth-century alliances -- Resolute resentment versus indiscrete heat: anger, honor, and social status -- The passion question: religious politics and emotional rhetoric in the Seven Year War -- "The turnings of the human heart": sympathy, social signals, and the self -- "Allowed to mourn, but ... bound to submit": grief, grievance, and the negotiation of authority -- Ruling passions: surveying the borders of humanity on the Pennsylvania frontier -- A passion for liberty- the spirit of freedom: the rhetoric of emotion in the Age of Revolution -- The passions and feelings of mankind -- Toward a Lexicon of eighteenth-century emotion.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

"Passions rous'd in virtue's cause": Debating the passions with Alexander Pope, 1735-1776 -- The dominion of the passions: dilemmas of emotional expression and control in Colonial Pennsylvania -- "A corner stone ... of a copious work": love and power in eighteenth-century alliances -- Resolute resentment versus indiscrete heat: anger, honor, and social status -- The passion question: religious politics and emotional rhetoric in the Seven Year War -- "The turnings of the human heart": sympathy, social signals, and the self -- "Allowed to mourn, but ... bound to submit": grief, grievance, and the negotiation of authority -- Ruling passions: surveying the borders of humanity on the Pennsylvania frontier -- A passion for liberty- the spirit of freedom: the rhetoric of emotion in the Age of Revolution -- The passions and feelings of mankind -- Toward a Lexicon of eighteenth-century emotion.

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