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Liberty Is Sweet
Book • 2021
Liberty Is Sweet offers a fresh perspective on the American Revolution by incorporating the stories of women, Native Americans, African Americans, and religious dissenters.
Using over a thousand eyewitness accounts, Woody Holton explores how these groups influenced the Founding Fathers and shaped the course of the Revolution.
The book covers key battles and social dynamics, revealing a complex and multiracial nation from its inception.
Using over a thousand eyewitness accounts, Woody Holton explores how these groups influenced the Founding Fathers and shaped the course of the Revolution.
The book covers key battles and social dynamics, revealing a complex and multiracial nation from its inception.
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as a work that critiques the portrayal of Franklin's time in France as mere flirtation.


Tom Holland

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684. Franklin: Revenge of the American Genius (Part 2)
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while discussing the Boston Tea Party and the growing disagreements between the British Parliament and colonial America.


Tom Holland

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348: The Boston Tea Party (Part 2)
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as a step forward in understanding the formation of the United States.


Gerald Horne

U.S. Capitalism Born in Blood: From the First Thanksgiving to Today w/ Dr. Gerald Horne [Preview]
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's recent book on hidden histories of the Revolution.

Liz Kovart

Woody Holton

443 How Independence Happened, Part 1: The Lee Resolution





