Revolution, American style.
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revolution_frHello all!, I am here to introduce the commencement of ![[profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
early_republic, a new community for all things American Revolution and the decades thereafter. I'm not sure, but for me, interest in the French and American Revolutions tend to go side by side, and so I would love to see you guys over there picking favorites and putting your two cents in about the slightly less gruesome, but no less exciting, American Revolution :). And otherwise of course too - personally my favorite era is 1790s politics, and the conflicts therein between Hamilton, Burr, Washington, Jefferson, etc etc...and what about those great guys Freneau and Callender? As scurrilous journalists go, they may not be Marats, but, you would think they would have admired his work :).
So anyway yeah, would love to see you there!
early_republic, a new community for all things American Revolution and the decades thereafter. I'm not sure, but for me, interest in the French and American Revolutions tend to go side by side, and so I would love to see you guys over there picking favorites and putting your two cents in about the slightly less gruesome, but no less exciting, American Revolution :). And otherwise of course too - personally my favorite era is 1790s politics, and the conflicts therein between Hamilton, Burr, Washington, Jefferson, etc etc...and what about those great guys Freneau and Callender? As scurrilous journalists go, they may not be Marats, but, you would think they would have admired his work :). So anyway yeah, would love to see you there!
