Rick Atkinson on the Latest in His American Revolution Trilogy
Atkinson, Rick
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The United States won the war and gained independence at the close of the American Revolution, but how exactly did we achieve such a feat? In his newest book, “The Fate of the Day,” Rick Atkinson details the middle years of the revolution, when American victory wasn’t always guaranteed. This fresh perspective on the fight for freedom will be moderated by David M. Rubenstein.
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