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Dossier. Historia Global
Publicado: 2018-07-01

William H. Seward, el vapor, y el imperialismo estadounidense, 1850-1875

University of Missouri
Estados Unidos imperialismo norteamericano transporte modernización vapor siglo XIX

Resumen

Este artículo analiza la manera en que William H. Seward adaptó la visión imperial y las políticas de Estados Unidos a la luz de la revolución de la tecnología de vapor a mediados del siglo XIX. La historiografía ha visto a Seward como uno de los arquitectos más importantes del imperio estadounidense, pero lo que no se ha enfatizado de manera apropiada es cómo su legado fue menos en su continuidad con sus antecesores y sucesores y más en cómo intentó reconfigurar la política estadounidense alrededor de uno de los desarrollos más revolucionarios de su época: la aparición del transporte de vapor.

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Cómo citar

Sexton, J. (2018). William H. Seward, el vapor, y el imperialismo estadounidense, 1850-1875. Historia Mexicana, 68(1), 285–312. https://doi.org/10.24201/hm.v68i1.3643
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