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Land of Opportunity?,n discovery of the New World. It transposed secular aspirations for material success onto a millennialist template that conceived of America as a providentially blessed place. Images of material abundance, freely available land, and an absence of artificial restraints on human endeavor fused to gene

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A Model Republic,epublic of the West”; in Spanish America, .. This image—of the United States as the model republic—was one of the most widely circulated in Europe and Latin America in the second half of the nineteenth century. The Constitution, the institutions, and the democratic practices of the United States lay

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Liberty, Lipstick, and Lobsters,on from a self-help book that became an early “best seller” in Latin America.. To a significant extent, the United States was accepted abroad as the society of the most advanced debates about the role of women and as a testing ground for radical policies toward them.. Correspondingly, observers of t

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A World Apart, a Race Apart?,ght opposition to the United States and the “American way of life.”. The standard French dictionary of the late nineteenth century, however, did not even recognize the term “Anti-Americanism.” It offered only “Americanist: partisan of the Americans; someone who loves, who affects their manners, thei

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Slavery and Abolition,ternity varied in different places and at different times.. This was the case worldwide, but it was particularly so in those societies where slavery persisted after 1865. For many people in the Empire of Brazil, the colony of Cuba, and the imperial monarchy of Spain, Lincoln had nobly fulfilled the

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