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• Newspaper Competition and Public Spheres in New Hampshire in the Early Revolutionary Period

This monograph is a case study of newspaper competition in New Hampshire between the province's official newspaper and an upstart Whig challenger in the period marked by contention over the Stamp Act (1765-1766) and over the tight oligarchical reign of the Wentworth family. The case study is grounded in the civic republican tradition articulated by Bernard Bailyn and Gordon Wood as well as the revisionist scholarship since the 1960s that takes the role of the "little people" seriously. It maintains that the competition between the two newspapers contributed to, and opened up, the public spaces in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, to a wider compass than might have been predicted if one follows the standard Habermasian argument for the develop of a bourgeois public sphere. In part, these more d...

... to the voices of the little people, Craig Calhoun (1992) and Habermas himself (in Calhoun, 1992) hav...: An Inquiry into a Category of Bourgeois Society. In surveying the secondary literature on the emer... to report, under oath to excise collectors, the annual household consumption of unlicensed li... like to lusethare corn syter to pa [pay] Stamps." While Furber does not say so, this last letter h...

• Journalism and Communication Monographs
• Vol. 11 Nbr. 1, April - April - April 2009

• Norman G. Jensen, Inc., A/C Calhoun Collector'S Society Inc., Appellant, v. the United States, Appellee., 634 F.2d 1345 (Fed. Cir. 1980)

...Jensen, Inc. a/c Calhoun's Collectors Society, Inc. v. United States, 490 F.Supp. 497, C... imported merchandise, 23 carat (K) gold stamps. We affirm. The Imported Merchandise. The merchand...

• Federal Circuits

• Collector Says He Got Hooked On Stamps at Early Age

By PAUL LOCHER Staff Writer

... a talk at the Wayne County Historical Society. Haimann said he got hooked on stamp collecting in... firm, is a member of many stamp collectors clubs, and is managing director of the Mystic Rar...Calhoun and Daniel Webster. There were letters to Civil Wa...

• Daily Record, The Wooster, OH
• November 21, 2009

• Race, Class, and the Internal Revenue Code: A Class Based Analysis of a Black Critique of the Internal Revenue Code

Introduction . I.A black critique of the internal revenue code, by beverly Moran & William Whitford . A. Gift Tax, Basis, Capital Gains Tax Rate, and Realization . 1. Section 102(a) Gift and Inheritance Exclusion. 2. Section 1(h) Capital Gains Tax Preference. 3. The Realization Requirement. B. Home Mortgage Interest Deductions and Other Property Provisions. 1. Section 163(h) Home Mortgage Interest Deduction and Section 164 Property Tax Deductions . 2. Section 1034 Rollover of Gain on Sale of Principal Residence and Section 121 One-Time Exclusion of Gain. C. Employee Pension Benefits. D. The Marriage Penalty. II. The class-based implications of a black critique of the internal revenue code. III. Class development and differentiation within the black community . A. Social Class Developmen...

... exhibited toward them by American society. 78 . What has occurred, especially since the Ci... benefits, and the subsidy element of food stamps," would be included in the tax base. 198 In-kind ... such as construction workers, garbage collectors, and longshoremen as well as domestic workers and ... SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY 206, 207 (Craig Calhoun et al. eds., 2002) ("In our terminology, 'classes'...

• Capital University Law Review
• Nbr. 35-1, September 2006

• Antiquated before they can ossify (1): states that fail before they form.

... of power among states, markets and civil society is underway, ending the steady accumulation of pow... and authorized to issue passports, postage stamps and currencies were little more than facades const... see themselves as businessmen, tax collectors, tribal authorities and clan leaders .. [They] pre...," Understanding September 11, Craig Calhoun, Paul Price and Ashley Timmer, eds., (New York: Th...

• Journal of International Affairs
• Vol. 58 Nbr. 1, September 2004