An independent state encircled in the American Union. Ambition et ambiguïté du Kentucky post-révolutionnaire

This paper analyses the early history of Kentucky as well as the language of the first systematically written history of the state (1812) in the context of nation-building. At the outcome of the Revolutionary War, the Transappalachian West did not belong securely to the United States. Its integratio...

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Auteur principal: Tran, Juliette
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spelling cairn-RFEA_172_0050RFEARevue française d’études américaines https://shs.cairn.info/journal-revue-francaise-d-etudes-americaines-2022-3-page-50?lang=en https://doi.org/10.3917/rfea.172.0050 An independent state encircled in the American Union. Ambition et ambiguïté du Kentucky post-révolutionnaire Tran, Juliette2022 historiographieindépendantismeKentuckyOuest transappalachienrévolution américainezones frontalièresfre Revue française d’études américaines | 172 | 3 | 2022-09-06 | p. 50-63 | 0397-7870 RFEA_17256 This paper analyses the early history of Kentucky as well as the language of the first systematically written history of the state (1812) in the context of nation-building. At the outcome of the Revolutionary War, the Transappalachian West did not belong securely to the United States. Its integration was threatened by separatist sentiment and conspiracies. In dealing with these problems, the Federalist historian Humphrey Marshall participated in constructing early U.S. nationalism.Cairn restricted access
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topic historiographie
indépendantisme
Kentucky
Ouest transappalachien
révolution américaine
zones frontalières
spellingShingle historiographie
indépendantisme
Kentucky
Ouest transappalachien
révolution américaine
zones frontalières
Tran, Juliette
An independent state encircled in the American Union. Ambition et ambiguïté du Kentucky post-révolutionnaire
topic_facet historiographie
indépendantisme
Kentucky
Ouest transappalachien
révolution américaine
zones frontalières
description This paper analyses the early history of Kentucky as well as the language of the first systematically written history of the state (1812) in the context of nation-building. At the outcome of the Revolutionary War, the Transappalachian West did not belong securely to the United States. Its integration was threatened by separatist sentiment and conspiracies. In dealing with these problems, the Federalist historian Humphrey Marshall participated in constructing early U.S. nationalism.
author Tran, Juliette
author_facet Tran, Juliette
author_sort Tran, Juliette
title An independent state encircled in the American Union. Ambition et ambiguïté du Kentucky post-révolutionnaire
title_short An independent state encircled in the American Union. Ambition et ambiguïté du Kentucky post-révolutionnaire
title_full An independent state encircled in the American Union. Ambition et ambiguïté du Kentucky post-révolutionnaire
title_fullStr An independent state encircled in the American Union. Ambition et ambiguïté du Kentucky post-révolutionnaire
title_full_unstemmed An independent state encircled in the American Union. Ambition et ambiguïté du Kentucky post-révolutionnaire
title_sort independent state encircled in the american union. ambition et ambiguïté du kentucky post-révolutionnaire
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