Nineteenth Century Childhoods in Interdisciplinary and International Perspectives 1st Edition by Jane Baxter ISBN 1785708449 9781785708442

Part 1: Children, nationalism and dimensions of identity

1. The manipulation of indigenous imagery to represent Canadian childhood and nationhood in 19th century Canada: Loren Lerner

2. Laying the foundation of “modern childhood” in Russia: the “protection of motherhood and infancy” movement, 1890–1917: Natalia Chernyaeva

3. Imagining futures: Margaret Fuller and Nathaniel Hawthorne women, children and history: Gina Ocasion

Part 2: Children on the move: immigration, emigration and deportation

4. Becoming Canadian adults: British childhood emigration to Canada in the late 19th century: Steven J. Taylor

5. Transported beyond the seas: criminal juveniles: Emma Watkins

Part 3: Children, consumerism and advertising

6. “He knows a good thing when he sees it!”: advertising to children in the U.S., 1850–1900: Jaclyn N. Schultz

7. Creating desire and little consumers: doll advertising in U.S. newspapers, 1860–1900: Katherine Mumma and Jane Eva Baxter

Part 4: Institutions for children and children in institutions

8. Education, race and nation-building in an archipelago: 19th century Bahamian Out Island schools: John Burton

9. It takes a village: raising patriots in 19th century Romania: Ana Fumurescu

10. The Bedford Asylum: building for the “Industrious Child” in early 19th century Dublin: Katherine Fennelly

11. Nineteenth century institutional “education”: a spatial approach to assimilation and resistance at Hoopa Valley Indian School: Paulina F. Przystupa

Part 5: Children’s bodies and children’s lives

12. “The lowness of stature, the leanness and the paleness”: childhood nutritional health in 19th century England: Holly Hunt-Watts, Janet Cade and Dawn M. Hadley

13. A tool for moral uplift: the sacralization and commemoration of a 19th century child actress: Shauna Vey