In the course of human events : an interpretive exploration of the American Revolution
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In the course of human events : an interpretive exploration of the American Revolution
AHM Pub. Corp., c1979
- : cloth
- : pbk
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Bibliography: p. 242-258
Includes index
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Presented here is a view of the American Revolution which differs radically from the prevailing notion that it came about as a result of a high-minded search for principles. Instead, Professor Martin believes that the Revolution was a far more complex affair than the simple defence of liberty against the British and a search for Republican ideals and that the results of the Revolution had even greater long term effects on the development of a national identity than the immediate realisation of independence.
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