The Public City

Preface Introduction: The public city: American political culture in nineteenth-century San Francisco 1. The agony of authority: people, public, party, and power, 1849-1859 2. Republican terror: the origins of vigilante movements of 1851 and 1856 3. Though the heavens fall: the vigilante movement culture of 1856 4. Race and reaction: civil war political mobilization 5. The postwar reconstruction of the urban public sphere 6. A language of politics in a politics of class: the workingmen's party of California and the twilight of republicanism 7. The institutional preconditions of progressivism 8. Progressivism as the politics of needs: the mobilization of group identities Conclusion Appendix Tables Bibliography

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