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Commerce, Reunion, and the Anglo-American Public Sphere,the viewing pane, a reel of individual frames, frozen spots of time, accelerate into an illusion of the comic motions of Fred Ott’s sneeze, serpentine dancers, Sandow the strong man, boxing cats, and other sundry scenes shot in the Edison laboratory in New Jersey, or outdoor clips of spectacles like

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The White Atlantic,or reuniting the two nations, what discourses were employed to justify the last of these rather than another approach? Especially in the face of pervasive anti-British rhetoric and the continuing political advantage in America of, as one historian puts it, “twisting the lion’s tail,”. what convinced

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The White Atlantic, British thinkers and the public that a formalized alliance was natural and would triumph over contemporary antagonisms? That is, what convinced readers that brotherhood and commonality, rather than animosity, were the essence of the relation between the two peoples?