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Frontmatter
Introduction
Chapter 1
Information and Authority
in Samuel Sewall's Boston,
1676-1729
Chapter 2
William Byrd II
an the Challenge of Rusticity
Among the Tidewater Gentry
Chapter 3
Rural Clergymen
and the Communication Networks
of l8th-Century New England
Chapter 4
Lawyers, Public Ofice,
and Communication Patterns
in Provincial Massachusetts:
The Early Careers of Robert Treat Paine
and John Adams, 1749-1774
Chapter 5
Communications and Commerce:
Information Difusion in Northern Ports
from the 1760s to the 1790s
Chapter 6
Information and Insularity:
The Experiences of Yankee Farmers,
1711-1830
Chapter 7
Daughters, Wives, Mothers:
Domestic Roles and the Mastery
of Affective Information, 1765-1865
Chapter 8
William Bentley
and the Ideal of Universal Information
in the Enlightened Republic
Chapter 9
Choosing One's Fare:
Northern Men in the 1840s
Chapter 10
The Dynamics of Contagious Difusion:
The Battles of Lexington and Concord,
George Washington's Death, and the
Assassination of President Lincoln,
1775 -1865
Conclusion
Appendix
Notes
Index
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