Robert Elder
Auteur van Calhoun: American Heretic
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The Sacred Mirror: Evangelicalism, Honor, and Identity in the Deep South, 1790-1860 (2016) 10 exemplaren
Bless This House 1 exemplaar
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I am a graduate of Clemson University, so I spent four years on Calhoun's old Fort Hill but don't recall much about his legacy from then (admittedly, student lore says either going inside the house or reading the text on the statue of Thomas Green Clemson before graduating will doom you to never matriculate). It was fascinating to read this while recalling the very grounds described and trying to envision where the old slave quarters were, for example. I also hadn't realized Thomas Green Clemson was a northerner who married in, so that was new for me. The university has done a better job in recent years about acknowledging the history they sit on, but it wasn't until (frankly, close to or after publication time I would assume) recently that they stripped Calhoun's name from the Honor College. The final chapters grapple with this, Calhoun's ongoing legacy into the 21st century. The concurrent majority is a useful idea for protecting the interests of a minority, but he used it to argue for protecting the southern interest in what he perceived to be the "benevolence" of a slave society.… (meer)