An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States¶
Beard, C. A. (1913). An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States.
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- The field moved from treating Reconstruction as "the tragic era" to treating it as an unfinished revolution—a shift in interpretation that required no new archival discoveries but a reorientation of how the existing evidence was weighted and synthesized, paralleling how Beard's (1913) economic-determinist reading was itself later subjected to ideological-history revision.
This sourcePioneering revisionist work using economic determinism; itself revised by later historiography that foregrounded ideology and excluded groups.
- The field moved from treating Reconstruction as "the tragic era" to treating it as an unfinished revolution—a shift in interpretation that required no new archival discoveries but a reorientation of how the existing evidence was weighted and synthesized, paralleling how Beard's (1913) economic-determinist reading was itself later subjected to ideological-history revision.
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