Abstract
Acknowledgments Introduction Part I. The Ideological Inheritance: 1. Educational theory and moral independence 2. The transmission of ideology and the bestsellers of 1775 3. The familial politics of the Fortunate Fall Part II. Forms of Filial Freedom: 4. The debt of nature reconsidered 5. Affectionate unions and the new voluntarism 6. Filial freedom and American Protestantism Part III. The Character of the National Family: 7. George Washington and the reconstituted family 8. The sealing of the garden, Or the world well lost Notes Index.
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