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译者:Jeremy Jennings

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好的，这是一本关于19世纪美国社会、政治和文化变迁的深度研究著作的简介，其内容完全独立于《Tocqueville on America after 1840》。 --- 书名：《熔炉与疆界：1840年后美国社会形态的重塑》引言：一个国家在十字路口 1840年之后，美国进入了一个由剧烈转型定义的时代。这不仅是领土扩张的时代，更是社会结构、工业形态和政治认同被深刻重塑的时期。当西部边疆的呼声日益高涨，奴隶制的阴影笼罩全国，以及工业化进程开始改变城市面貌时，美国社会正以前所未有的速度向现代性滑行。本书聚焦于这一关键时期的社会动态，旨在描绘一个在传统与创新、自由与压迫、统一与分裂的张力中不断自我定义的国家。我们不再仅仅关注宏大的政治叙事，而是深入探究那些在社会底层和新兴阶层中发生的，塑造了当代美国形态的微观和中观层面的变革。第一部分：西进运动与边疆叙事的建构边疆不仅仅是一个地理概念，更是一种社会心理的投射。在1840年至内战爆发前的几十年里，对“显性天命”（Manifest Destiny）的信仰推动了美国向西方的疾速扩张。然而，这种扩张并非坦途。本书详尽分析了拓荒者、土著居民以及新纳入领土的人口群体之间复杂的互动。我们考察了边疆社区的独特社会组织方式：临时性的、高度依赖合作的聚落如何形成一种不同于东部成熟社会的法律和道德规范。重点研究了“边疆”作为一种文化象征如何被精英阶层所利用，以合理化对土地的攫取和对原住民的排挤。通过对个人日记、地方报纸和早期土地契约的细致梳理，本书揭示了边疆生活在浪漫化叙事背后的严酷现实：资源的稀缺、法律真空以及持续的暴力冲突。我们探讨了性别在边疆社会中的特殊角色，女性拓荒者如何努力在缺乏既有社会结构的环境中重建家庭和社区的秩序。第二部分：工业的黎明与阶级的分化与欧洲的工业革命不同，美国的工业化进程带有明显的区域差异性和社会阶层分化特征。在东北部，特别是新英格兰地区，工厂制度的兴起催生了新的工人阶级和早期的工会运动。本书深入分析了“工厂女孩”（Factory Girls）的劳动条件、她们试图在集体生活中寻求自我认同的努力，以及早期童工现象的普遍性。更重要的是，我们考察了工业资本的积累如何加剧了财富分配的不平等，以及随之而来的社会焦虑。通过分析早期工人阶级的刊物和抗议信件，本书展现了劳动者对“自由劳动”概念的独特理解——即劳动者应享有对其劳动成果的充分控制权，这与后来的资本主义雇佣关系形成了鲜明对比。同时，本书也审视了新兴的商业精英如何通过慈善事业和文化机构（如图书馆、博物馆）来巩固其社会地位，试图构建一种与欧洲贵族制度相媲美的“共和精英主义”。第三部分：奴隶制的社会经济结构与南方社会的悖论虽然奴隶制主要集中在南方，但其经济影响和意识形态渗透了整个国家。本书超越了对奴隶制道德罪恶的普遍谴责，专注于分析1840年后南方社会结构如何围绕棉花经济及其劳动力制度进行复杂调整。我们研究了种植园的“工业化”管理模式，即种植园主如何运用日益精密的劳动组织和监督技术来最大化奴隶的产出。通过对法律记录和奴隶销售广告的分析，本书阐明了奴隶家庭的破碎如何成为南方财富积累的常态化代价。此外，本书还探讨了南方白人社会内部的阶层结构——小农（yeoman farmers）与大型种植园主之间的张力，以及他们如何通过共同维护奴隶制这一核心制度来维持社会共识。对于“自由黑人”在南方和北方的生活状态，本书也进行了细致的对比研究，揭示了即便在北方，种族歧视依然是制度性的障碍。第四部分：公共领域的演变与社会改革的浪潮 1840年代是美国社会改革运动（Reform Movements）蓬勃发展的时期，这些运动深刻影响了美国的道德和政治景观。本书考察了以禁酒运动为代表的道德改革、第二波妇女权利运动（特别是塞内卡福尔斯会议前夕的酝酿），以及废奴主义激进化过程中的内在矛盾。我们发现，这些改革运动的驱动力往往源于特定的社会群体——如新教复兴运动（Second Great Awakening）的影响下的中产阶级女性，她们试图将家庭的道德规范延伸至公共领域。本书强调了不同改革群体之间的相互渗透与冲突：例如，废奴主义者如何利用禁酒运动的组织经验，以及妇女权利倡导者如何在争取废除奴隶制的斗争中初步确立了自身对政治权利的要求。我们分析了早期公共教育体系的建立过程，以及它如何成为传播特定“美国价值观”的工具，同时也为社会流动提供了有限的阶梯。结论：迈向不可避免的冲突到1850年代末，美国社会已经形成了几种截然不同、且日益不相容的生活方式：以工业和商业为导向的北方，以奴隶制契约农业为基础的南方，以及一个不断被重新定义的、充满流动性的西部。本书认为，1840年后的几十年并非仅仅是“走向内战”的序曲，而是美国社会在面对现代化挑战时，未能达成统一社会契约的复杂过程。这本书旨在为理解这一分裂的根源提供一个多维度、立足于社会结构和日常生活视角的深入分析。 ---

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Editors' Note and Acknowledgments
Introduction: The Third Democracy: Tocqueville's Views of America after 1840
PART I. LETTERS
Introduction
A. Letters: 1840-1847
1. Jared Sparks to Alexis de Tocqueville, September 5, 1840
2. Alexis de Tocqueville to Jared Sparks, October 13, 1840
3. John C. Spencer to Alexis de Tocqueville, November 21, 1840
4. Alexis de Tocqueville to Jared Sparks, December 16, 1840
5. S. C. Goodrich to Alexis de Tocqueville, June 16, 1841
6. A. W. Paull to Alexis de Tocqueville, September 30, 1841
7. Isaiah Townsend to Alexis de Tocqueville, November 2, 1841
8. Alexis de Tocqueville to John C. Spencer, November 10, 1841
9. Francis Lieber to Alexis de Tocqueville, June 30, 1842
10. Alexis de Tocqueville to Francis Lieber, August 14, 1842
11. Alexis de Tocqueville to Nathaniel Niles, June 15, 1843
12. Robert Walsh to Alexis de Tocqueville, December 9, 1843
13. Robert Walsh to Alexis de Tocqueville, December 13, 1843
14. Alexis de Tocqueville to Francis Lieber, April 22, 1844
15. Alexis de Tocqueville to Robert Walsh, July 27, 1844
16. Alexis de Tocqueville to H. Wheaton, 1844-1845
17. Alexis de Tocqueville to Francis Lieber, September 18, 1844
18. Francis Lieber to Alexis de Tocqueville, November 7, 1844
19. Alexis de Tocqueville to Francis Lieber, November 13, 1844
20. Francis Lieber to Alexis de Tocqueville, November 26, 1844
21. Alexis and Marie de Tocqueville to Francis Lieber, December 2, 1844
22. Alexis de Tocqueville to Francis Lieber, December 14, 1844
23 Marie de Tocqueville to Francis Lieber, January 8, 1845
24. Alexis and Marie de Tocqueville to Francis Lieber, May 18, 1845
25. Alexis de Tocqueville to Francis Lieber, July 1, 1845
26. Robert Walsh to Alexis de Tocqueville, February 6, 1846
27. Alexis de Tocqueville to B. P. Poore, April 6, 1846
28. Isaiah Townsend to Alexis de Tocqueville, June 13, 1846
29. Alexis and Marie de Tocqueville to Francis Lieber, July 22, 1846
30. Alexis de Tocqueville to Robert Walsh, August 20, 1846
31. Francis Lieber to Alexis de Tocqueville, September 25, 1846
32. Alexis de Tocqueville to Charles Sumner, August 6, 1847
33. Charles Sumner to Alexis de Tocqueville, September 15, 1847
B. Letters: 1848-1852
34. Richard Rush to Alexis de Tocqueville, May 27, 1848
35. John C. Spencer to Alexis de Tocqueville, June 10, 1848
36. W. A. Duer to Alexis de Tocqueville, July 1, 1848
37. Alexis de Tocqueville to George Sumner, October 14, 1848
38. Alexis de Tocqueville to George Sumner, January 16, 1849
39. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Everett, March 6, 1849
40. Alexis de Tocqueville to Francis Lieber, March 7, 1849
41. Alexis de Tocqueville to George Sumner, March 9, 1849
42. Alexis de Tocqueville to George Sumner, March 12, 1849
43. Edward Everett to Alexis de Tocqueville, May 12, 1849
44. Richard Rush to Alexis de Tocqueville, June 7, 1849
45. Alexis de Tocqueville to George Bancroft, June 15, 1849
46. Alexis de Tocqueville to Richard Rush, June 27, 1849
47. Richard Rush to Alexis de Tocqueville, July 8, 1849
48. Richard Rush to Alexis de Tocqueville, July 31, 1849
49. Richard Rush to Alexis de Tocqueville, August 4, 1849
50. Alexis de Tocqueville to Richard Rush, (August) 1849
51. de Tocqueville to Richard Rush, August 8, 1849
52. Alexis de Tocqueville to Richard Rush, Monday morning (August), 1849
53. Richard Rush to Alexis de Tocqueville, September 10, 1849
54. Richard Rush to Alexis de Tocqueville, September 14, 1849
55. Richard Rush to Alexis de Tocqueville, October 3, 1849
56. Alexis de Tocqueville to Richard Rush, October 5, 1849
57. Richard Rush to Alexis de Tocqueville, October 6, 1849
58. Alexis de Tocqueville to Richard Rush, October 10, 1849
59. W. W. Mann to Alexis de Tocqueville, November 23, 1849 (followed by a note of
Mann to A. de Tocqueville, November 27, 1849)
60. G. Sumner to A. de Tocqueville, Sunday, 4 (December 1849)
61. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Everett, December 12, 1849
62. Alexis de Tocqueville to George Bancroft, December 12, 1849
63. Edward Everett to Alexis de Tocqueville, January 8, 1850
64. Alexis de Tocqueville to George Bancroft, February 15, 1850
65. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Everett, February 15, 1850
66. Edward Everett to Alexis de Tocqueville, March 29, 1850
67. John C. Spencer to Alexis de Tocqueville, July 3, 1850
68. George Bancroft to Alexis de Tocqueville, October 14, 1850
69. George Bancroft to Alexis de Tocqueville, June 13, 1851
70. W. W. Mann to Alexis de Tocqueville, June 28, 1851
71. Alexis de Tocqueville to W. W. Mann, July 2, 1851
72. W. W. Mann to Alexis de Tocqueville, July 12, 1851
73. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Everett, August 5, 1851
74. Alexis de Tocqueville to Richard Rush, August 6, 1851
75. Maurice Wakerman to Alexis de Tocqueville, November 29, 1851
76. Edward Everett to Alexis de Tocqueville, March 15, 1852
77. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Everett, April 16, 1852
78. Edward Everett to Alexis de Tocqueville, May 11, 1852
79. Theodore Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, May 20, 1852
80. Edward Vernon Childe to Alexis de Tocqueville, July 9, 1852
81. Alexis de Tocqueville to Francis Lieber, August 4, 1852
82. George Sumner to Alexis de Tocqueville, August 10, 1852
83. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, December 4, 1852
84. George Sumner to Alexis de Tocqueville, December 8, 1852
85. Alexis de Tocqueville to Jared Sparks, December 11, 1852
86. Alexis de Tocqueville to Jared Sparks, December 11, 1852
C. Letters: 1853-1856
87. Theodore Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, January 31, 1853
88. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, [May 8?], 1853
89. Jared Sparks to Alexis de Tocqueville, June 13, 1853
90. Francis Lieber to Alexis de Tocqueville, September 29, 1853
91. Francis Kidder to Alexis de Tocqueville, October, 1853
92. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, November 7, 1853
93. Alex Vance to Alexis de Tocqueville, November 10, 1853
94. Theodore Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, December 1, 1853
95. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, January 4, 1854
96. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Vernon Childe, January 15, 1854
97. Francis Lieber to Alexis de Tocqueville, March 12, 1854
98. Henry D. Gilpin to Alexis de Tocqueville, May 30, 1854
99. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, July 17, 1854
100. Theodore Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, July 20, 1854
101. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, August 14, 1854
102. Francis Lieber to Alexis de Tocqueville, September 4, 1854
103. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, September 4, 1855
104. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, September 11, 1855
105. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, September 19, 1855
106. Theodore Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, February 15, 1856
107. Theodore Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, March 5, 1856
108. Theodore Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, March 23, 1856
109. Theodore Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, March 29, 1856
110. Alexis de Tocqueville to The Liberty Bell, April 1856
111. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, May 18, 1856
112. Theodore Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, May 21, 1856
113. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, May 23, 1856
114. Theodore Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, May 28, 1856
115. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, June 6, 1856
116. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, June 16, 1856
117. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Vernon Childe, (end of) June 1856
118. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, (end of) June 1856
119. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, July 1856
120. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, July 17, 1856
121. Theodore Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, July 29, 1856
122. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, August 29, 1856
123. Alexis de Tocqueville to Francis Lieber, September 1, 1856
124. Theodore Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, September 19, 1856
125. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Vernon Childe, September 24, 1856
126. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, October 14, 1856
127. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Vernon Childe, December 12, 1856
D. Letters: 1857-1859
128. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, January 4, 1857
129. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, January 10, 1857
130. Edward Vernon Childe to Alexis de Tocqueville, January 13, 1857
131. Henry C. Tappan to Alexis de Tocqueville, January 14, 1857
132. Theodore Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, February 5, 1857
133. N. W. Beckwith to Alexis de Tocqueville, February 20, 1857
134. Edward Vernon Childe to Alexis de Tocqueville, February 22, 1857
135. George Sumner to Alexis de Tocqueville, March 4, 1857
136. Edward Lee Childe to Alexis de Tocqueville, March 27, 1857
137. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Vernon Childe, April 2, 1857
138. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, April 13, 1857
139. Alexis de Tocqueville to Charles Sumner, May 1, 1857
140. Edward Vernon Childe to Alexis de Tocqueville, May 2, 1857
141. Francis Lieber to Alexis de Tocqueville, May 30, 1857
142. Alexis de Tocqueville to William H. Prescott, June 6, 1857
143. George Ticknor to Alexis de Tocqueville, June 10, 1857
144. Alexis de Tocqueville to Massachusetts Historical Society, [June] 1857
145. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, June 13, 1857
146. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Everett, June 17, 1857
147. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Vernon Childe, July 7, 1857
148. Susan Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, July 11, 1857
149. Alexis de Tocqueville to Jared Sparks, July 15, 1857
150. Edward Vernon Childe to Alexis de Tocqueville, July 16, 1857
151. Alexis de Tocqueville to Charles Sumner, July 1857
152. Charles Sumner to Alexis de Tocqueville, August 4, 1857
153. Maria Weston Chapman to Alexis de Tocqueville, August 7, 1857
154. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Vernon Childe, September 2, 1857
155. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, September 12, 1857
156. N. W. Beckwith to Alexis de Tocqueville, September 20, 1857
157. Charles J. Ingersoll to Alexis de Tocqueville, September 22, 1857
158. William H. Prescott to Alexis de Tocqueville, September 29, 1857
159. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, October 8, 1857
160. Alexis de Tocqueville to Francis Lieber, October 9, 1857
161. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, October 13, 1857
162. Alexis de Tocqueville to Susan Sedgwick, October 30, 1857
163. Charles Sumner to Alexis de Tocqueville, November 3, 1857
164. Alexis de Tocqueville to Charles Sumner, November 14, 1857
165. Henry P. Tappan to Alexis de Tocqueville, November 14, 1857
166. Theodore Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, December 6, 1857
167. Edward Everett to Alexis de Tocqueville, December 8, 1857
168. N. W. Beckwith to Alexis de Tocqueville, December 18, [1857 ?]
169. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, December 24, 1857
170. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Vernon Childe, January 23, 1858
171. Alexis de Tocqueville to N. W. Beckwith, February 6, 1858
172. Theodore Sedgwick to Alexis de Tocqueville, February 15, 1858
173. Alexis de Tocqueville to Charles Sumner, March 28, 1858
174. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, April 10, 1858
175. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, April 30, 1858
176. Charles Sumner to Alexis de Tocqueville, May 7, 1858
177. Alexis de Tocqueville to Theodore Sedgwick, May 28, 1858
178. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, July 6, 1858
179. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, July 19, 1858
180. Alexis de Tocqueville to N. W. Beckwith, September 7, 1858
181. Alexis de Tocqueville to John Young Mason, September 21, 1858
182. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, October 11, 1858
183. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, October 15, 1858
184. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, October 19, 1858
185. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, December 4, 1858
186. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, December 11, 1858
187. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, December 22, 1858
188. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, December 26, 1858
189. Jared Sparks to Alexis de Tocqueville, December 28, 1858
190. Richard Walsh to Alexis de Tocqueville, January 11, 1859
191. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, February 4, 1859
192. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Lee Childe, February 8, 1859
193. Alexis de Tocqueville to Edward Vernon Childe, February 19, 1859
Undated and partially dated letters
194. George Sumner to Alexis de Tocqueville, Friday, 20 June [1849?]
195. N. W. Beckwith to Alexis de Tocqueville, undated [1857?]
E. Letters between Tocqueville and his French and other correspondents
Introduction
196. Alexis de Tocqueville to Louis de Kergorlay, October 18, 1847
197. Alexis de Tocqueville to Jean-Jacques Ampère, October 6, 1851
198. Jean-Jacques Ampère to Alexis de Tocqueville, November 7, 1851
199. Jean-Jacques Ampère to Alexis de Tocqueville, November 12, 1851
200. Jean-Jacques Ampère to Alexis de Tocqueville, January 23, 1852
201. Adolphe de Circourt to Alexis de Tocqueville, August 25, 1853
202. Alexis de Tocqueville to Gustave de Beaumont, November 3, 1853
203. Adolphe de Circourt to Alexis de Tocqueville, November 9, 1853
204. Alexis de Tocqueville to Madame de Circourt, November 26, 1853
205. Alexis de Tocqueville to Gustave de Beaumont, August 6, 1854
206. Adolphe de Circourt to Alexis de Tocqueville, November 26, 1854
207. Adolphe de Circourt to Alexis de Tocqueville, November 1, 1855
208. Arthur de Gobineau to Alexis de Tocqueville, March 20, 1856
209. Adolphe de Circourt to Alexis de Tocqueville, June 7, 1856
210. Adolphe de Circourt to Alexis de Tocqueville, June 15, 1856
211. Alexis de Tocqueville to Madame de Circourt, July 5, 1856
212. Alexis de Tocqueville to Arthur de Gobineau, July 30, 1856
213. Alexis de Tocqueville to Nassau Senior, September 4, 1856
214. Adolphe de Circourt to Alexis de Tocqueville, November 4, 1856
215. Alexis de Tocqueville to Arthur de Gobineau, January 24, 1857
216. Adolphe de Circourt to Alexis de Tocqueville, October 14, 1857
217. Alexis de Tocqueville to Gustave de Beaumont, November 16, 1857
218. Alexis de Tocqueville to Gustave de Beaumont, December 6, 1857
Notes
PART II. SPEECHES, ARTICLES, AND DIPLOMATIC PAPERS
A. America in the 1840s
Introduction
Outline of a Speech on the Oregon Affair (1846)
"Report on Democracy in Switzerland" (1848)
Notes
B. America and the Revolution of 1848
Introduction
Speech at the popular banquet of Cherbourg (March 1848)
Preface to the Twelfth Edition of Democracy in America (1848)
C.Tocqueville's Contributions to the Debates on the Constitution of the Second Republic
Drafting of the new Constitution (sessions of May 25 and May 27, 1848).
Speech made before the Constituent Assembly during the discussion of the new
Constitution on the right to work (September 12, 1848).
The defense of bicameralism before the Constituent Assembly. Outline of a speech
(1848).
Extracts from a speech on the election of the President (October 5, 1848).
Report presented by Mr. de Tocqueville in the name of the Commission charged with
examining the proposals for the revision of the constitution" (session of July 8, 1851)
Notes
D. The Poussin Affair (1849)
Introduction
Document 1.
Richard Rush to Alexis de Tocqueville (July 7, 1849)
Guillaume Tell Poussin to John M. Clayton (April 1849)
John M. Clayton to Guillaume Tell Poussin (April 21, 1849)
Document 2.
Richard Rush to John M. Clayton (July 11, 1849)
Document 3.
Guillaume Tell Poussin to Alexis de Tocqueville (July 16, 1849)
Document 4.
Alexis de Tocqueville to Richard Rush (August 9, 1849)
Document 5.
Guillaume Tell Poussin to Alexis de Tocqueville (August 16, 1849)
Document 6.
John M. Clayton to Alexis de Tocqueville (September 8, 1849)
Document 7.
Guillaume Tell Poussin to Alexis de Tocqueville (September 22, 1849)
John M. Clayton to Guillaume Tell Poussin (September 14, 1849)
Guillaume Tell Poussin to consular officials (September 21, 1849)
Document 8.
Extracts from two letters written by Tocqueville to Gustave de Beaumont
(October 5 and 12, 1849).
Document 9.
John M. Clayton to Alexis de Tocqueville (November 10, 1849)
Document 10.
John M. Clayton to William C. Rives (September 14, 1849)
Document 11.
Guillaume Tell Poussin to Alexis de Tocqueville (October 9, 1849)
Document 12.
Guillaume Tell Poussin to Alexis de Tocqueville (October 17, 1849)
Document 13.
Guillaume Tell Poussin to Alexis de Tocqueville (October 23, 1849)
Document 14.
Charles de Montholon to Alexis de Tocqueville (November 4, 1849)
Document 15.
Charles de Montholon to Alexis de Tocqueville (November 11, 1849)
Notes
E. Final Thoughts on the American Constitution
Introduction
Report on a Work by Mr. Th. Sedgwick Entitled A Treatise on the Rules which Govern
the Interpretation and the Application of Statutory and Constitutional Law (1858)
Notes
Appendix 1: Tocqueville's main American correspondents
Appendix 2: Chronology
Appendix 3: Sources for the Texts and Selected Bibliography
Index
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