The Spirit Of Seventy-six: The Story Of The American Revolution As Told By Participants
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The Spirit Of Seventy-six: The Story Of The American Revolution As Told By Participants

by Henry Steele Commager, Richard B. Morris

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The Spirit Of Seventy-six tells the story of the American Revolution through the words and perspectives of those who took part. Henry Steele Commager and Richard B. Morris present a participant-centered account for readers seeking a closer connection to this pivotal period in American history.

About This Book

The Spirit Of Seventy-six presents the story of the American Revolution through accounts attributed to participants in the conflict.

By centering participant perspectives, the book offers a direct connection to the people who experienced this defining period.

Henry Steele Commager and Richard B. Morris bring together a historical narrative focused on the events and experiences of the Revolution.

This volume is suited to readers interested in American history and firsthand perspectives on the nation’s founding era.

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