a history of the american revolution
Book Details
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Author: John R. Alden
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Publisher: A Da Capo Paperback
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Language: English
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Published Year: 1989
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Pages: 540
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Cover: Paperback
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Dimensions: 22 x 15 cm
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Condition: Used – Good
About the Book
A History of the American Revolution by John R. Alden is a classic and authoritative account of the political, military, and social forces that shaped the founding of the United States. Originally published in 1969 and later reprinted in 1989 by Da Capo Press, this comprehensive volume remains a respected reference for serious students of early American history.
Spanning 540 pages, Alden’s narrative traces the unfolding of revolutionary events from the French and Indian War through the struggle for independence and culminating in George Washington’s inauguration. Rather than romanticizing the era, Alden presents a carefully balanced and nuanced interpretation, examining the perspectives of revolutionaries, loyalists, and British authorities alike. His scholarly yet accessible style makes complex historical developments clear and engaging.
This Da Capo paperback edition is an essential addition to academic libraries, history collections, and for readers seeking a well-researched and objective study of America’s formative years. Preserved in good condition, it stands as a substantial resource for researchers, educators, and history enthusiasts.
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a history of the american revolution
a history of the american revolution
Book Details
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Author: John R. Alden
-
Publisher: A Da Capo Paperback
-
Language: English
-
Published Year: 1989
-
Pages: 540
-
Cover: Paperback
-
Dimensions: 22 x 15 cm
-
Condition: Used – Good
About the Book
A History of the American Revolution by John R. Alden is a classic and authoritative account of the political, military, and social forces that shaped the founding of the United States. Originally published in 1969 and later reprinted in 1989 by Da Capo Press, this comprehensive volume remains a respected reference for serious students of early American history.
Spanning 540 pages, Alden’s narrative traces the unfolding of revolutionary events from the French and Indian War through the struggle for independence and culminating in George Washington’s inauguration. Rather than romanticizing the era, Alden presents a carefully balanced and nuanced interpretation, examining the perspectives of revolutionaries, loyalists, and British authorities alike. His scholarly yet accessible style makes complex historical developments clear and engaging.
This Da Capo paperback edition is an essential addition to academic libraries, history collections, and for readers seeking a well-researched and objective study of America’s formative years. Preserved in good condition, it stands as a substantial resource for researchers, educators, and history enthusiasts.
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Book Details
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Author: John R. Alden
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Publisher: A Da Capo Paperback
-
Language: English
-
Published Year: 1989
-
Pages: 540
-
Cover: Paperback
-
Dimensions: 22 x 15 cm
-
Condition: Used – Good
About the Book
A History of the American Revolution by John R. Alden is a classic and authoritative account of the political, military, and social forces that shaped the founding of the United States. Originally published in 1969 and later reprinted in 1989 by Da Capo Press, this comprehensive volume remains a respected reference for serious students of early American history.
Spanning 540 pages, Alden’s narrative traces the unfolding of revolutionary events from the French and Indian War through the struggle for independence and culminating in George Washington’s inauguration. Rather than romanticizing the era, Alden presents a carefully balanced and nuanced interpretation, examining the perspectives of revolutionaries, loyalists, and British authorities alike. His scholarly yet accessible style makes complex historical developments clear and engaging.
This Da Capo paperback edition is an essential addition to academic libraries, history collections, and for readers seeking a well-researched and objective study of America’s formative years. Preserved in good condition, it stands as a substantial resource for researchers, educators, and history enthusiasts.












