Review of Mark A. Lause, The antebellum crisis and America’s first bohemians

Monk, Craig

Review of Mark A. Lause, The antebellum crisis and America’s first bohemians

Author

Monk, Craig

Date

2013

Abstract (summary)

To read American bohemianism as a minor theme in the cultural history of New York City is to do a disservice to the intellectual richness of the former, a sprawling diversity of ideas stretching back more than a century and a half. Radical thought might thrive in Manhattan, but, as Mark Lause demonstrates here, its genesis can often be traced through events felt most acutely outside the city, and the influence it wields can be found even further afield.

Publication Information

Review of Mark A. Lause, The Antebellum Crisis and America’s First Bohemians. Journal of the Civil War Era 3.2 (June 2013): 270-71.

Item Type

Review

Language

English

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