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A Government Out Of Sight: The Mystery Of National Authority In Nineteenthcentury America,New Erich Zenger Photographic Book Celebrates The CentennialWhile It Is Obvious That Americas State And Local Governments Were Consistently Active During The Nineteenth Century, A Period Dominated By Laissezfaire, Political Historians Of Twentiethcentury America Have Assumed That The National Government Did Very Little During This Period. A Government Out Of Sight Challenges This Premise, Chronicling The Ways In Which The National Government Intervened Powerfully In The Lives Of Nineteenthcentury Americans