Disputing the notion that the American Revolution was ever so simple as American versus British, poor versus rich, radicals versus conservatives, good versus bad, Countryman explores the complex social dimensions of the conflict, the coalitions and diverse groups that sprang up, dissolved, and formed again as a generation went through decades of massive, disruptive, and confusing rebellions and war. The American Revolution considers the dynamic of the period as one in which a popular political movement was forced to address continually changing political and social realities.
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Edward Countryman, professor of history at Southern Methodist University, is the author of Americans (Hill and Wang, 1996) and A People in Revolution: Political Society in New York, 1760-1790, which was awarded the Bancroft Prize in 1982. He lives in Dallas, Texas.
"A balanced view of how the Revolution was made by a variety of social groups-ordinary farmers and artisans as well as merchants and lawyers, women as well as men, blacks as well as whites-and how, in turn, these groups were transformed by the Revolutionary experience." -- Gary B. Nash, University of California at Los Angeles
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