The Citizenship Revolution: Politics and the Creation of the American Union, 1774-1804 (Jeffersonian America)
The Citizenship Revolution explores the development of citizenship, politics, and the American union between 1774 and 1804. Set in the era of Jeffersonian America, Douglas Bradburn’s historical study examines a formative period in the creation of the United States.
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The Citizenship Revolution examines the relationship between citizenship and political change in the United States.
Covering the years 1774 to 1804, the book focuses on the creation of the American union.
Its subject connects the development of American political life with the broader context of Jeffersonian America.
Douglas Bradburn presents a historical study of a formative period in the nation's political development.
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