Revolutionary Reminiscence (from "Those Were the Days")

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As soon as the American Revolution ended, people wasted no time commemorating and memorializing the war’s legacy. Joanne talks with scholar Sarah Purcell about the ways that the public remembered the war and how nostalgia for the American Revolution helped shape a national identity.

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