A revolutionary people at war
the Continental Army and American character, 1775-1783
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Publication
1979 - Published for the Institute of Early American History and Culture, Williamsburg, Va., by the University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Language
English
Word Count
113,000 words, Guess
Page Count
452 pages
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- Internet Archiverevolutionarypeo0000roys
- Internet Archiverevolutionarypeo0000roys_c8n8
- ISBN-100807813850
- ISBN-139780807813850
- LibraryThing320161
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- Goodreads4098895
- Library of Congress Control Number79010152
- OCLC Control Number4775897
- Better World Books9780807813850
- Open LibraryOL4406993M
Classifications
- DDC973.3/4
- LCCE259 .R69
- LCCE259.R69
Description
Discusses the role of the Revolutionary War--with its demands on courage, discipline, and dedication to the cause of freedom--on the shaping of America's national character.
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