book.title.shouldeq"Accommodating Revolutions: Virginia's Northern Neck in an Era of Transformations, 1760-1810"
book.author.shouldeq"Albert H. Tillson, Jr."
book.date.shouldeq"2010"
book.publisher.shouldeq"University of Virginia Press"
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book.summary.shouldeq"Accommodating Revolutions addresses a controversy of long standing among historians of eighteenth-century America and Virginia—the extent to which internal conflict and/or consensus characterized the society of the Revolutionary era. In particular, it emphasizes the complex and often self-defeating actions and decisions of dissidents and other non-elite groups. By focusing on a small but significant region, Tillson elucidates the multiple and interrelated sources of conflict that beset Revolutionary Virginia, but also explains why in the end so little changed."
book.summary_html.shouldeq"<u>Accommodating Revolutions </u>addresses a controversy of long standing among historians of eighteenth-century America and Virginia—the extent to which internal conflict and/or consensus characterized the society of the Revolutionary era. In particular, it emphasizes the complex and often self-defeating actions and decisions of dissidents and other non-elite groups. By focusing on a small but significant region, Tillson elucidates the multiple and interrelated sources of conflict that beset Revolutionary Virginia, but also explains why in the end so little changed."