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Nineteenth-century American women s patchwork-quilt fiction sought to redefine the concept of -brotherhood-, established in Winthrop s -city upon a hill-, by providing an inclusive and matriarchal model for the communal experiment that was America. Patchwork-quilt fiction, from such domestic writers as Susan Warner to local colorists like Sarah Orne Jewett, combines realistic detail with women s metaphors like the hearth, home, kitchen, garden, and quilt, to express feminine ideas about community."