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SUMMARY:MHS: Disestablishing Virtue: Federalism, Religion, and New England Women Writers
DESCRIPTION:<p>	<em>Event is Free. No Registration Required. </em></p><p>	<strong>Gretchen Murphy</strong>, University of Texas at Austin</p><p>	This talk examines the religious expressions of 18<sup>th</sup>- and 19<sup>th</sup>-century female Federalist writers, specifically Catharine Sedgwick, in the context of the Federalist commitment to public religion. Sedgwick’s 1824 novel <em>Redwood</em> looks to the French Revolution as a site of U.S. debate about role of religion in a republic, signaling her interest in her father’s earlier Federalism while staking her position in the Unitarian controversy of the early 1800s.</p>
LOCATION:1154 Boylston Street, Boston, MA
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