The Mother of Washington in Nineteenth-Century America
by Kate Haulman
Kate Haulman’s The Mother of Washington in Nineteenth-Century America examines the historical and cultural meaning attached to Washington’s mother. Focusing on nineteenth-century America, the book considers how family, memory, and national identity intersect in interpretations of the past.
About This Book
The Mother of Washington in Nineteenth-Century America explores the place and meaning of Washington’s mother in nineteenth-century American culture.
Kate Haulman focuses on how a maternal figure connected to Washington was understood within the broader context of American history.
The book offers a focused historical study of memory, identity, and the ways prominent figures and their families were represented.
It is suited to readers interested in nineteenth-century America, Washington-related history, and the cultural interpretation of the nation’s past.
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