The Glorious Cause
Nonfiction | Book | Adult | Published in 2005
720
Book • Nonfiction
American Colonies • 18th Century
2005
Adult
18+ years
1340L
The Glorious Cause by Robert Middlekauff charts the progression of the American Revolution from its roots in 1763 through the election of George Washington as the first president in 1789. Middlekauff examines the conflict's origins, the evolving colonial resistance to British policies, and the eventual establishment of the United States, emphasizing diverse perspectives from various participants in the revolution. The book discusses sensitive topics including the experiences of American Indians, African slaves, and women during the Revolution.
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The Glorious Cause by Robert Middlekauff delivers an articulate and comprehensive account of the American Revolutionary War. Praised for its detailed research and engaging narrative, the book captivates history enthusiasts. However, some critics find its extensive detail overwhelming, potentially challenging casual readers. Overall, it is a valuable resource for in-depth historical study.
History enthusiasts with a keen interest in the American Revolutionary War who appreciate detailed narratives akin to David McCullough’s 1776 or Ron Chernow’s Alexander Hamilton will find joy in Robert Middlekauff’s The Glorious Cause. Perfect for readers who enjoy combining scholarly rigor with engaging storytelling.
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720
Book • Nonfiction
American Colonies • 18th Century
2005
Adult
18+ years
1340L
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