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Gordon S. Wood, professor at Brown University, emphasizes the radicalism of the American Revolution. American patriots, he contends, assaulted the bonds of a traditional monarchical society. As a result, the Revolution set in motion processes of change that would transform the arrangements of state and society and.
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ANGEL VERSETTI – this Study Guide is for private use only Angel Versetti A Smart Student's Guide to Gordon S. Wood's “the American Revolution" 200+ pages of text intelligently condensed into 17 pages – save your precious time! PREFACE: Abraham Lincoln appreciated the Revolution during the Civil War, noting that
The War for Independence Was a Social Revolution. By Gordon S. Wood from The Radicalism of the American Revolution. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1992. We Americans like to think of our revolution as not being radical; indeed, most of the time we consider it downright conservative. It certainly does not appear to
of the Independence of the United States of America.1 Gordon noted in the preface to his work that 'myth', see Michael Kammen, A Season of Youth: the American revolution and the historical imagination .. 21 Gordon S. Wood, The Creation of the American Republic, 1776-1787 (Chapel Hill, N.C., 1969); see also.
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Bernard Bailyn and Gordon S. Wood are already regarded by professional historians as among the best of their respective generations. Bailyn is credited with having significantly shifted our view of the American Revolution's origins, and Wood has written such an encyclopedic analysis of American political thought between.
Historical, cultural, social, and political analysis of the American Revolution.

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