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The American Revolution (Vol 1&2) - Battle for American Independence: From the Rejection of the Stamp Act Until the Final Victory - cover

The American Revolution (Vol 1&2) - Battle for American Independence: From the Rejection of the Stamp Act Until the Final Victory

John Fiske

Publisher: Good Press

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John Fiske's "The American Revolution" (Volumes 1 and 2) presents a comprehensive examination of the events and ideologies surrounding America's struggle for independence. Written in a fluid and engaging style, Fiske's work combines historical narrative with philosophical inquiry, reflecting the zeitgeist of the late 19th century. His exploration spans critical events, notable figures, and societal shifts, underscoring the Revolution's foundational role in shaping American democracy. Fiske invokes a vast array of primary sources and historical documents, allowing readers to understand the complexities and legacies of this transformative period in history. Fiske, an influential American philosopher, historian, and prominent advocate of Darwinism, was profoundly interested in the development of American identity. His academic background and deep involvement in sociopolitical discussions of his time informed his writing, as he sought to elucidate not just the facts of history but also their implications for contemporary society. Fiske's work draws upon his philosophical inclinations, making rich connections between historical events and broader human experiences. For readers invested in American history, Fiske's "The American Revolution" serves as an indispensable resource. This scholarly yet accessible narrative is recommended for both historians and general readers seeking a deeper understanding of the Revolutionary era. Fiske's masterful storytelling offers insight into the struggles and triumphs that defined the birth of a nation.
Available since: 11/17/2023.
Print length: 441 pages.

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