The American Revolution at 250
Explore the Founding Era through the eyes of leading historians. The American Revolution at 250 marks the 250th anniversary of the United States by presenting a collection of powerful and personal essays from the foremost scholars of the Revolutionary era.
This volume delves into the enduring relevance of 1776, offering fresh insights into democracy, citizenship, race and slavery, public health, information, and the legacies of the founders. The essays reflect on both historical debates and contemporary issues, providing readers with a rich perspective on how the Revolutionary generation continues to shape American society today.
Details:
- Format: Hardcover
- Audience: History enthusiasts, scholars, students, collectors
- Topics: American Revolution, Founding Era, democracy, citizenship, slavery, commemoration
This book Includes a signed bookplate.
The American Revolution at 250
Explore the Founding Era through the eyes of leading historians. The American Revolution at 250 marks the 250th anniversary of the United States by presenting a collection of powerful and personal essays from the foremost scholars of the Revolutionary era.
This volume delves into the enduring relevance of 1776, offering fresh insights into democracy, citizenship, race and slavery, public health, information, and the legacies of the founders. The essays reflect on both historical debates and contemporary issues, providing readers with a rich perspective on how the Revolutionary generation continues to shape American society today.
Details:
- Format: Hardcover
- Audience: History enthusiasts, scholars, students, collectors
- Topics: American Revolution, Founding Era, democracy, citizenship, slavery, commemoration
This book Includes a signed bookplate.
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Explore the Founding Era through the eyes of leading historians. The American Revolution at 250 marks the 250th anniversary of the United States by presenting a collection of powerful and personal essays from the foremost scholars of the Revolutionary era.
This volume delves into the enduring relevance of 1776, offering fresh insights into democracy, citizenship, race and slavery, public health, information, and the legacies of the founders. The essays reflect on both historical debates and contemporary issues, providing readers with a rich perspective on how the Revolutionary generation continues to shape American society today.
Details:
- Format: Hardcover
- Audience: History enthusiasts, scholars, students, collectors
- Topics: American Revolution, Founding Era, democracy, citizenship, slavery, commemoration
This book Includes a signed bookplate.
