Politics and society in colonial America: democracy or deference?
By: Edited by Michael G. Kammen.
Series: American problem studies
Publisher: Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Published: 1967
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 122
Subjects: United States -- Politics and government -- To 1775.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 118-122.
Table of contents: value: The concept of aristocracy, by B. K. Brown.; value: The concept of democracy, by R. N. Lokken.; value: The decline of political democracy in Plymouth, by G. D. Langdon.; value: Democracy in Massachusetts Bay; A debate, by J. Cary and R. E. Brown.; value: Local democracy in Connecticut; a case study, by C. S. Grant.; value: Aristocratic domination in New York, by C. L. Becker.; value: Democracy and politics in New York, by M. M. Klein.; value: Virginia; a semiaristocratic political system, by C. S. Sydnor.; value: Representation in Virginia; the echo of the people, by R. E. and B. K. Brown.; value: Suffrage and the Revolution, by C. Williamson.; value: Political thought before the Revolution, by R. V. W. Buel.; value: The Revolution and a changing political culture, by B. Bailyn.; value: A Whig world of politics and society, by J. R. Pole.