This historical study offers a detailed examination of the border dispute between the states of Ohio and Michigan in the early 19th century. Drawing on archival sources and legal documents, Sherman provides a fascinating account of this little-known chapter in American history.
Final Report Description of Surveying Marks and Monuments Used in Making Topographic Survey of Ohio is an essential reference work for surveyors and cartographers. It offers a detailed description of the surveying marks and monuments used in the making of the topographic survey of Ohio, thereby providing a deeper understanding of the geography and topography of the region.
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"The legacies of Joseph McCarthy, J. Edgar Hoover, Roy Cohn seem like they might be with us forever. Yet Christopher Elias finds in them startling new connections between gender, sexuality, and national security in 20th-century US politics--a paradigm he christens 'security state masculinity.' Elias integrates biographies of the trio with a history of gossip magazines and their tactics--such as insinuation, guilt by association, hyperbole, and alarmism, not to mention cynicism, slang, and photographic manipulation--which all three used to consolidate their power. The story of security state masculinity reached its climax in the Army-McCarthy hearings, which were rife with insinuations and coded threats. Using gossip as a lens, Elias shifts our understanding of the development of American political culture" -- ǂc Provided by publisher.
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