1789: Twelve Authors Explore a Year of Rebellion, Revolution, and Change
Marc Aronson, Susan Campbell Bartoletti
A collection of nonfiction pieces by twelve authors examines 1789, a year of upheaval and revolution. The book offers snapshots of decisive events on both sides of the Atlantic, connecting social unrest to the developing policies of early America. Its accounts consider rebellion, revolutionary change, human rights, and the idea of the rights of man. Together, the pieces place developments in America within a wider Atlantic history shaped by political conflict and changing ideas about rights.
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