The Reshaping of Everyday Life: 1790-1840 – An Essential History of How Ordinary Americans Lived, Worked, and Built Their World (Everyday Life in America)
by Jack Larkin
Between 1790 and 1840, ordinary Americans experienced a changing world shaped by new ways of living, working, and building communities. Jack Larkin’s engaging history explores the everyday experiences that helped define the nation during this formative period.
About This Book
Jack Larkin examines everyday life in America from 1790 to 1840, a period of significant change and development.
The book focuses on how ordinary Americans lived and worked during these formative decades.
It explores the ways people built their homes, communities, and broader world.
Part of the Everyday Life in America series, this essential history presents the past through the experiences and activities of everyday people.
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