The Counter-Revolution of 1776

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Mentioned by

Mentioned by

Owen Glyn-Williams

, arguing the American Revolution was a counter-revolution against the brewing abolition of slavery in the British Empire.

Mentioned by

Nick Estes

as providing a similar analysis to Sakai's work on settler colonialism.

Mentioned by

Gianni Paul

as one of the most clarifying books about why the American Revolution took place.

Mentioned by

Ross Wolfe

as a book by Gerald Horne that suffers from a lack of historical context.

Mentioned by

Nick Estes

, who says the hosts had Gerald Horne on the podcast and discussed a lot about the counter revolution of 1776.

Mentioned by

Walter Turner

as one of

Gerald Horne

's recent texts.

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