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One -- Republicanism | |
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The ""Iron Cage"" in the New Nation | |
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The Birth of a Virtuous People | |
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Race and Republican Society | |
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""Diseases"" of the Mind and Sun | |
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""Republican Machines"" | |
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The ""Lovely White"" | |
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Within the ""Bowels"" of the Republic | |
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Head Over Heart | |
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Black Colonization | |
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Red Lockeans | |
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Two -- Enterprise | |
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Beyond Primitive Accumulation | |
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Democracy in America: | |
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The Inner World of the Bourgeoisie | |
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The Market Revolution and Race | |
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The Metaphysics of Civilization: ""The Red Race on Our Borders"" | |
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An Age of Confidence | |
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Jibbenainosay: Indian-Hatin in Fantasy | |
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Jackson: Metaphysician of Indian-Hating | |
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The Metaphysics of Civilization: ""The Black Race Within Our Bosom"" | |
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The Black Child/Savage: A Jacksonian Persuasion | |
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""Warranteeism"": A Vision of a ""Marx of the Master Class"" | |
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Aesculapius Was a White Man: Race and the Cult of True Womanhood | |
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Three -- Technology | |
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An American Prospero in King Arthur's Court | |
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The New Body | |
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White Technology: Anglo Over Mexican | |
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The Triumph of Mind in Ameica | |
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The Iron Horse in the West | |
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""Red Gifts"" and ""White Gifts"": The World Custer Lost | |
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The Scientific Management of Indians | |
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Civilization in the ""New South"" | |
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Machines and Magnolias"" Black Labor in an Industrial Order | |
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The ""Negro Question"": ""Higher Life"" in the South | |
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The ""Heathen Chinee"" and American Technology | |
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Ah Sin in America | |
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A Yellow Proletariat: Caste and Class in Industrial America | |
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A Vision of Catastrophe: Henry George and the American Tower of Babel | |
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Four -- Empire | |
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The Masculine Thrust Toward Asia | |
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The ""Iron Cage"" in a Corporate Civilization | |
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The New Empire: American Asceticism and the ""New Navy"" | |
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Down from the Gardens of Asia | |
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Epilogue | |
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Notes | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |