The Revolution at 250: A Conversation

Abstract: What are the most important insights historians have offered about the American Revolution in the decades since the Bicentennial? Is there more of a focus on consequences than causes? What was the tipping point? Does new scholarship help tell us when the British Empire lost control? How should Americans commemorate the anniversary of the Revolution?

Authors

T. H. Breen
Kathleen Duval
Leslie M. Harris
Michael D. Hattem
Serena Zabin

Publication Details

Journal: Journal of the Early Republic
Published: 2024-12-01
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1353/jer.2024.a948033
Primary Topic: American Constitutional Law and Politics
Type: article
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The Revolution at 250: A Conversation

T. H. Breen, Kathleen Duval, Leslie M. Harris, Michael D. Hattem et al.

Dec 1, 2024

Journal of the Early Republic

American Constitutional Law and Politics

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The Revolution at 250: A Conversation

T. H. Breen, Kathleen Duval, Leslie M. Harris, Michael D. Hattem, Serena Zabin

December 1, 2024article en

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Journal of the Early RepublicVol. 44(4)

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American Constitutional Law and Politics

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