Private Property Charles Brockden Brown's

This book describes Charles Brockden Brown's novels in their Federalist-era context, exploring the dual roles of economics and gender that were changing in the 1790s alongside the growing U.S. market-capitalist economy. Hinds argues that Brown's works both recorded and contributed to this shifting ideology.

Preface

9

(6)

Acknowledgments

15

(4)

1. Private Property: Economics and Gender in the 1790s

19

(22)

2. Private Undertakigs: The Double Virtues of Ormond, or the Secret Witness

41

(27)

3. Arthur Mervyn: Adam Smith and the American Boy

68

(31)

4. Wieland: Accounting for the Past

99

(33)

5. Brown's Revenge Tragedy: Edgar Huntly and the Uses of Property

132

(31)

Notes

163

(18)

Works Cited

181

(7)

Index

188

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Private Property Charles Brockden Brown's Gendered Economics of Virtue

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