Divine Destiny: Gender and Race in Nineteenth-Century Protestantism by Haynes, Carolyn A.

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Divine Destiny: Gender and Race in Nineteenth-Century Protestantism by Haynes, Carolyn A.ISBN: 9781578060184 Univ Pr of Mississippi, 03 December 2005 Hardcover, 190 pages American culture was firmly undergirded by two dominant rhetorics during the nineteenth century: manifest destiny and domesticity. The first celebrated a divinely ordained spread of democracy, individualism, capitalism, and civilization throughout the North American continent. The second codified "natural" differences and duties of American men and women. While the two

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