The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution¶
Bailyn, B. (1967). The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution. Harvard University Press.
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- Similarly, American colonial and founding historiography has been repeatedly revised: Beard's 1913 economic-determinist reading of the Constitution was itself revised by neo-Whig synthesis accounts (Bailyn 1967) that foregrounded ideological commitment over material interest, yet newer scholarship has found yet further revisions necessary by attending to exclusions of enslaved and Indigenous perspectives.
This sourceRevisionist account that reoriented American colonial historiography toward intellectual history and ideological motivation rather than purely economic causation.
- Similarly, American colonial and founding historiography has been repeatedly revised: Beard's 1913 economic-determinist reading of the Constitution was itself revised by neo-Whig synthesis accounts (Bailyn 1967) that foregrounded ideological commitment over material interest, yet newer scholarship has found yet further revisions necessary by attending to exclusions of enslaved and Indigenous perspectives.
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