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  • * Amy Bridges. [[A City in the Republic|A City in the Republic: Antebellum New York and t * Amy Kaplan.[[The Anarchy of Empire in the Making of U.S. Culture]] (2005).
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  • * Amy Bridges. [[Morning Glories]] (1999).
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  • * Amy Bridges. [[A City in the Republic|A City in the Republic: Antebellum New York and t
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  • ...their emerging governments. Other political scientists have expanded upon Bridges thesis, most notably Jessica Trunstein’s ''Political Monopolies in Americ Logan and Bridges provide historians with invaluable insights regarding Sunbelt America in th
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  • ...Business executives promoted a “city manager” type of government (Amy Bridges covers this well in Morning Glories). Newspapers remained vital to public i
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  • ...more a private regarding ideology.” (50) [note- this is very similar to Bridges and Warner … also all three view the recession of the upper classes from
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  • ...their emerging governments. Other political scientists have expanded upon Bridges thesis, most notably Jessica Trunstein’s ''Political Monopolies in Americ Logan and Bridges provide historians with invaluable insights regarding Sunbelt America in th
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  • ...nt victories … worthy of machine politics greatest heights – would Amy Bridges argue this as an example of reform governments ie. Pro development, busines
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  • Published in 1984, Amy Bridges’ ''A City in the Republic'' and Sean Wilentz’s ''Chants Democratic'' ea ...to weigh on the contending or countervailing forces at work. In this way, Bridges argues machine politics did not institutionalize “a particular set of val
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  • ...for the recession of middle and upper class residents from city politics (Bridges notes a similar development, identifying it as one reason for the rise of m ...lses affair, the governing institution of someone elses city.” (214) Amy Bridges raises some similar concerns about “reformers” focusing more on their n
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  • ...ght” of the mid to late 20th century. In ''A City in the Republic'', Amy Bridges points out that this abandonment of the cities by the “better” classes ...e class and patrician ideals upon the urban masses’.” (172) Again, Amy Bridges’''Morning Glories'' explores a similar dynamic among the Southwestern mun
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  • | author = Amy Bridges Amy Bridges, A City in the Republic: Antebellum New York and the Origins of Machine Pol
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  • ...ry was unthinkable, considered as absurd as the idea of a third sex.” If Bridges were right, it would be impossible to account for the myriad independent pa
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  • ...further, “American cities were “cities in the republic”, not only in Bridges sense of sharing political culture influenced by an enfranchised working cl
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  • ...their emerging governments. Other political scientists have expanded upon Bridges thesis, most notably Jessica Trunstein’s ''Political Monopolies in Americ Logan and Bridges provide historians with invaluable insights regarding Sunbelt America in th
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