The Memory of ’76: The Revolution in American History
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The Memory of ’76: The Revolution in American History

by Michael D. Hattem

History
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In The Memory of ’76, Michael D. Hattem examines the American Revolution’s place in historical memory. The book considers how 1776 continues to influence the understanding and interpretation of American history, offering readers a focused exploration of a defining period and its lasting significance.

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The Memory of ’76 explores the American Revolution and its enduring place in American history.

Michael D. Hattem considers how the events associated with 1776 are remembered and understood.

The book offers a focused examination of the relationship between the Revolution and American historical memory.

It is suited to readers interested in the American past, the Revolution, and the ways history is interpreted over time.

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