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Citizens more than soldiers

the Kentucky militia and society in the early republic

by Harry S. Laver

HistoryPolitics and governmentPolitical cultureCivil-military relationsMilitary HistorySocial classesMilitiaMasculinity

"This study shows that citizen-soldiers participated in their communities by establishing local, regional, and national identities, reinforcing the social hierarchy, advancing democratization and party politics, keeping the public peace, encouraging economic activity and defining concepts of masculinity"--Jacket.

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Book data: Open Library