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The Economic Interpretation of the American Revolution
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Charles A. Beard's "An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States" is a highly influential work of American historiography.
Published in 1913, it challenged traditional interpretations of the Constitution by arguing that it was primarily shaped by the economic interests of the Founding Fathers.
Beard's analysis emphasized the role of property ownership and class conflict in the creation of the American political system.
The book sparked considerable debate and remains a significant contribution to the field of historical scholarship.
It continues to be studied and debated for its insights into the relationship between economics and politics.
Published in 1913, it challenged traditional interpretations of the Constitution by arguing that it was primarily shaped by the economic interests of the Founding Fathers.
Beard's analysis emphasized the role of property ownership and class conflict in the creation of the American political system.
The book sparked considerable debate and remains a significant contribution to the field of historical scholarship.
It continues to be studied and debated for its insights into the relationship between economics and politics.
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