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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Epigraph
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
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Chapter 1 The Metropolitan Sources of the Adamses' Views of Sensibility -
Chapter 2 The Meanings of Sensibility -
Chapter 3 The Theory of Gendered Sensibility -
Chapter 4 Social Circles and the Reformation of Female Manners -
Chapter 5 Young American Women Enter the World -
Chapter 6 A Woman's Struggle over Sensibility -
Chapter 7 Sensibility and Reform -
Chapter 8 Abigail's Perspective, Public versus Private -
Chapter 9 John Adams and the Reformation of Male Manners -
Chapter 10 The Pleasures and Pains of Public Life -
Chapter 11 Raising Children With Sensibility -
Chapter 12 A Reformed Rake? -
Chapter 13 The Question Answered -
Chapter 14 The Americanization of Sensibility - Index
Title Pages
Title Pages
The Americanization of Sensibility (p.ii)
- Source:
- Abigail and John Adams
- Publisher:
- University of Chicago Press
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Epigraph
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
-
Chapter 1 The Metropolitan Sources of the Adamses' Views of Sensibility -
Chapter 2 The Meanings of Sensibility -
Chapter 3 The Theory of Gendered Sensibility -
Chapter 4 Social Circles and the Reformation of Female Manners -
Chapter 5 Young American Women Enter the World -
Chapter 6 A Woman's Struggle over Sensibility -
Chapter 7 Sensibility and Reform -
Chapter 8 Abigail's Perspective, Public versus Private -
Chapter 9 John Adams and the Reformation of Male Manners -
Chapter 10 The Pleasures and Pains of Public Life -
Chapter 11 Raising Children With Sensibility -
Chapter 12 A Reformed Rake? -
Chapter 13 The Question Answered -
Chapter 14 The Americanization of Sensibility - Index
