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Rewriting American Architecture Alex S. Vitale The decision to have aA critical reassessment of nineteenth century American architecture that uncovers how race, settler colonialism, and contested national identities shaped the built environment and its historiography. Rewriting American Architecture offers a revisionist riposte to the canonical story of nineteenth century American architecture. Drawing on new archival research and revisionist historiography, the essays in this volume reveal how American architecture