Becoming America: The Revolution Before 1776,New

Becoming America: The Revolution Before 1776,New

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Winner Of The John G. Cawelti Award, Popular Culture Association And American Culture Associationwe Must Congratulate Butler For [Bringing] Under Control [A] Profusion Of Scholarship And [Making] Sense Of It In Fewer Than 250 Pages. His Book Is A Tour De Forcecompelling And Readable.Gordon S. Wood, New Republicamericans Today Think Of The Colonial Period, If At All, As A Time Remote From Modern America, In Which Society Was Unimaginably Different From Ours. Butler Argues Persuasively That America During The Late Colonial Perioddisplayed Distinctive Traits Of Modern America, Among Them Vigorous Religious Pluralism, Bewildering Ethnic Diversity, Tremendous Inequalities Of Wealth, And A Materialistic Society With Pervasively Commercial Values.Kirkus Reviewsmultinational, Profitdriven, Materialistic, Powerhungry, Religiously Plural: America Todayand Three Hundred Years Ago. Jon Butlers Panoramic View Of The Mainland American Colonies After 1680 Transforms Our Customary Picture Of Prerevolutionary America; It Reveals A Strikingly Modern Character That Belies The Eighteenthcentury Quaintness Fixed In History. Stressing The Middle And Late Decades (The Hitherto Dark Ages) Of The American Colonial Experience, Butler Shows Us Vast Revolutionary Changes In A Society That, For Ninety Years Before 1776, Was Already Becoming America.

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