Transoceanic Radical: William Duane: National Identity and Empire, 1760-1835
William Duane across the Atlantic world
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William Duane across the Atlantic world
Nigel Little’s archival biography places William Duane’s American career alongside the earlier experiences that shaped it in Ireland, England, and India. Duane is identified chiefly with editing the Philadelphia newspaper The Aurora, which supported Thomas Jefferson during the 1800 presidential campaign. The book connects that public role to broader questions of national identity and empire across the period named in its title, 1760–1835. Its scope therefore extends beyond Duane’s work in American journalism to consider the transoceanic context of his life.
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- Readers interested in William Duane and early American journalism
- Readers exploring national identity and empire from 1760 to 1835
- Readers interested in biographical studies drawing on archival research
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