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SUMMARY:Author Talk with Abby Chandler on Zoom
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a virtual author talk with Abby Chandler who will 
 share with us about her new book\, Seized with the Temper of the Times: Id
 entity and Rebellion in Pre-Revolutionary America. .\nhttps://mhl.libnet.i
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Seized with the Temper of the Times is a r
 eexamination of the Stamp Act riots in Rhode Island and the Regulator Rebe
 llion in North Carolina. Local author and historian Abby Chandler will dis
 cuss her book\, focusing on the Howard family and the role of Martin Howar
 d in both historical events.</p>\n<p>This book explores\, as never before\
 , the complex local and transatlantic tensions which infused the early imp
 erial crisis. &ldquo\;Our personal rights\, comprehending those of life\, 
 liberty\, and estate is every subject&rsquo\;s birthright\, whether born i
 n Great Britain or in the colonies&rdquo\; wrote Rhode Island lawyer and p
 olitician Martin Howard in a pamphlet defending the Stamp Act. Howard&rsqu
 o\;s opponents drew on a similar fusion of Anglo-American common law and p
 olitical tradition to voice their own arguments against Parliamentary taxa
 tion. Still\, such commonalities were not enough to save Howard during New
 port&rsquo\;s Stamp Act riots when a mob destroyed his home and forced him
  to flee to London. Howard was later appointed North Carolina&rsquo\;s Chi
 ef Justice\, where he played an important role in another crisis\, the Reg
 ulator Rebellion. By examining the Stamp Act crisis and the Regulator Rebe
 llion through the eyes of the Howard family\, this talk brings these movem
 ents to vivid life while telling a broader story about the evolution of Am
 erican political thought in the decades surrounding the American Revolutio
 n.</p>\n<p>Abby Chandler is Associate Professor of Early American History 
 at the University of Massachusetts Lowell. She has published articles on p
 olitical movements in eighteenth-century British North America in Early Am
 erican Studies\, Protest in the Long Eighteenth Century\, and the North Ca
 rolina Historical Review. She is also serves on the 250th American Revolut
 ion Anniversary Commission in Massachusetts.</p>\n<p>This program will be 
 recorded. A copy of the recording will be shared with those who register.<
 /p>\nhttps://mhl.libnet.info/event/8953035
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