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Foreword / by Robert E. May
Introduction. looking up from the last of history
North Atlantic revolutions and South African realities : plotting urban insurrection in an agrarian economy, September 1894
American sway and acquisitive ways : capitalist culture and the foundations of the Witwatersrand, c1890-1899
The makings of Cowboy Jack : John Hays Hammond and the Wild West, 1855-1883
Cowboy capitalists, part I :trails in the northern Rockies, 1882-1892
Cowboy capitalists, part II :the siege of Bunker Hill and flight, 1892-1893
Ghost riders of the Coeur d'Alene :the pursuit of Hammond, Johannesburg, 1893-1894
Sheriff Bob blinks and Cowboy Jack steps up : Johannesburg sunlight, San Francisco shadow, 1894-1895
Rivalries in the camp :the Beit boys and the Rhodes boys, c1890-1895
Dr. Jim's American outriders and medicine men, c1891-1895
Wisps and curls rising above the brew : a chronological outline of the plot, c1894-1895
Cowboy Jack's secret aspirations : abducting the president and the District of Columbia template, October-December 1895
Rangers and rustlers, c. October-mid-December, 1895
Cowboy Jack talks fast and fires blanks : from revolutionary imperialist to republican constitutionalist in four days, 29 December 1895 to 2 January 1896
The big roundup : a weak agrarian state corrals ascendant mining capitalists, 3-9 January 1896
Intelligence and counterintelligence networks in Johannesburg and Pretoria, c1890-1895
State attorney versus state president, 1894-1895
Mobilisation and manoeuvring, 1895-1896
Managing the aftermath, 1895-1896
Agents, conspirators and collaborators : buying time, saving face, 1895-1896
Organising a rescue party for Cowboy Jack :the Old South reaches out to Washington, DC, 1896
The Kruger government in the saddle and Uncle Sam has a word with Oom Paul, 1896
Smoking the peace pipe without inhaling : Hammond and Jameson, c1895-1896
Aligning fact and fiction : regaining a reputation lost, c1895-1899
Back in a country fit for cowboy heroes : Hammond's American success renewed, 1899-1906
The phantom vice president : greasing the squeaky wheels of big business, c1906-1913
From the court of St James's to the Mexican revolution : diplomacy and the dark arts, c1910-1914
Hammond, Mexico and transnational capitalism, c1909-1917
A uniform of greed : sword of colonialism, shield of law, c1913-1920
Riding shotgun into history : the Old West negotiates the 20th century, c1914-1936
Conclusion. John Hays Hammond and the Jameson raid read as American imperial history
Notes
A cautionary note: the historiography of the Jameson raid.
Introduction. looking up from the last of history
North Atlantic revolutions and South African realities : plotting urban insurrection in an agrarian economy, September 1894
American sway and acquisitive ways : capitalist culture and the foundations of the Witwatersrand, c1890-1899
The makings of Cowboy Jack : John Hays Hammond and the Wild West, 1855-1883
Cowboy capitalists, part I :trails in the northern Rockies, 1882-1892
Cowboy capitalists, part II :the siege of Bunker Hill and flight, 1892-1893
Ghost riders of the Coeur d'Alene :the pursuit of Hammond, Johannesburg, 1893-1894
Sheriff Bob blinks and Cowboy Jack steps up : Johannesburg sunlight, San Francisco shadow, 1894-1895
Rivalries in the camp :the Beit boys and the Rhodes boys, c1890-1895
Dr. Jim's American outriders and medicine men, c1891-1895
Wisps and curls rising above the brew : a chronological outline of the plot, c1894-1895
Cowboy Jack's secret aspirations : abducting the president and the District of Columbia template, October-December 1895
Rangers and rustlers, c. October-mid-December, 1895
Cowboy Jack talks fast and fires blanks : from revolutionary imperialist to republican constitutionalist in four days, 29 December 1895 to 2 January 1896
The big roundup : a weak agrarian state corrals ascendant mining capitalists, 3-9 January 1896
Intelligence and counterintelligence networks in Johannesburg and Pretoria, c1890-1895
State attorney versus state president, 1894-1895
Mobilisation and manoeuvring, 1895-1896
Managing the aftermath, 1895-1896
Agents, conspirators and collaborators : buying time, saving face, 1895-1896
Organising a rescue party for Cowboy Jack :the Old South reaches out to Washington, DC, 1896
The Kruger government in the saddle and Uncle Sam has a word with Oom Paul, 1896
Smoking the peace pipe without inhaling : Hammond and Jameson, c1895-1896
Aligning fact and fiction : regaining a reputation lost, c1895-1899
Back in a country fit for cowboy heroes : Hammond's American success renewed, 1899-1906
The phantom vice president : greasing the squeaky wheels of big business, c1906-1913
From the court of St James's to the Mexican revolution : diplomacy and the dark arts, c1910-1914
Hammond, Mexico and transnational capitalism, c1909-1917
A uniform of greed : sword of colonialism, shield of law, c1913-1920
Riding shotgun into history : the Old West negotiates the 20th century, c1914-1936
Conclusion. John Hays Hammond and the Jameson raid read as American imperial history
Notes
A cautionary note: the historiography of the Jameson raid.