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From the author of the acclaimed history The Island at the Center of the World, an intimate new epic of the American Revolution that reinforces its meaning for today.

Russell Shorto’s work has been praised as “first-rate intellectual history” (Wall Street Journal), “literary alchemy” (Chicago Tribune) and simply “astonishing” (New York Times).

In his epic

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Book Title: Revolution Song: A Story of American Freedom
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Revolution Song: A Story of American Freedom by Russell Shorto Book Review

Name: William J. Bahr
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: .0 out of 5 stars Revolution, an American song well-sung!
Date: Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2018
Review: I very much enjoyed this book and found it intriguing, especially the parts about Lord Germain. I would have given the book a 5-star rating had it not had a number of issues relating to the one character (of six covered) I know a little about (Washington). If the author does choose to update his book, in addition to his paying a little more attention to ambiguous pronouns, I’d recommend he address the following:

P 3: “Three thousand miles away [America - England],” is really more like 4000 miles away, with rounding. Maybe 3000 “nautical miles,” a nautical mile being 1.15 miles. Then, too, ships didn't travel in a straight line. P 83: “4000 miles across that same ocean…[Anomabo (West Africa) - Long Island (New York)”: 5000 miles (with rounding) as the crow flies (over some land), must be 4000 nautical miles, but the journey was by sea, so the distance traveled was even longer. P 91: “…their leader was the brother of Jumonville….” Really was older half-brother. P 125: “So, as he had done in copying out the ‘Rules of Civility’ at age sixteen,…” Was done before the age of 16, as at that age he was off on a surveying trip. Copied “Rules” sometime between the age of 13-15. P 179: …”rum, molasses, a barrel of limes and, to please Martha and her sons,…” But in 1766, Martha had only one son. P 232 “He [Germain] had replaced Gage with William Howe, and sent Howe to Boston with new orders.” No, Howe was already in Boston, having fought at Bunker Hill and then replacing Gage. P. 242: “Perhaps as many as a third of Americans were still loyal to Britain.” OK for general debate and possibly true at a moment or two, but this percentage comes from a misused comment by John Adams. Modern historians say 10% revolutionaries, 10% loyalists, and 80% either just wanting to be left alone or going with the ever-changing wind. P 252 “…declaration the members of the Continental Congress had signed five days earlier [4 July].” No, it was printed on that date, having been signed earlier only by John Hancock and the congressional secretary Charles Thompson. P 253: “…neither [Germain and Washington] was especially a man of ideas…” Highly disputed, especially for Washington, the visionary who imagined and constructed the United States of America. P 364: One of his [Washington’s] generals lamented that….” Why not just say Nathaniel Greene? P 384: “He [Cornwallis] wrote to both Clinton and Germain ensuring them…” Typo: should be “assuring.” P 401: “…one of Washington’s junior officers….” I’m not sure I would classify Colonel Lewis Nicola as a junior officer. P 476 “…dentures…made of human teeth held together with ivory and gold.” Mount Vernon describes Washington’s dentures as follows: “Human teeth, probably horse and cow teeth, ivory (probably elephant), lead tin alloy, copper alloy (possibly brass), silver alloy. Just a few human teeth; no gold is mentioned. P 476: “Washington himself had fueled the divide by installing leaders [Hamilton and Jefferson] of the two parties…” Confusing, IMHO, as the parties were formed after Washington had installed the two men. P 477 “…Thomas Paine felt at liberty to air long-standing grievances….” This was a 1796 open letter. How long-standing the grievances were is hard to determine, given Paine’s often profuse praise for Washington earlier. Certainly, Washington’s refusal to directly help Paine out when Paine was “headed” for the French guillotine (by accident he lucked out in the last hours) certainly fueled Francophile Paine’s imagination. P 478 “Abolitionists accused him [Washington] of being the ultimate hypocrite [regarding holding slaves]….” The author fails to address the vast complexity of Washington’s slave-holding situation and that he was unique among the slave-holding founders as to having freed what slaves he could in his will. The author personalizes this charge when on page 506 he faults Washington for “his failure to live up to that ideal [individual freedom]. I can only trust that the facts about the five other characters covered were more or less accurate.

And, of course, adding the characters' pictures (even B&W) would be great. Bottom-line, though, I enjoyed the book. Well-sung!

Name: peter Williamson
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: .0 out of 5 stars best book I’ve ever read to ‘feel’ what it was like during the revolutionary period.
Date: Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2022
Review: This book reads like historical fiction but as Mr. Shorto says in the beginning, it is all true.
I have read numerous books about the founding of the United States but this is the only one that made me relate to the characters as people just like us, striving to find their place in the world.

Don’t hesitate to read this. You will be a better American because of it.

Name: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: .0 out of 5 stars Wonderful Weaving of History
Date: Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2021
Review: When I taught school I used to try to teach history as a woven belt. The long running strands were not just wars but they were the arts, science, religion, medicine, government, human rights, music and many more. The shorter interwoven stands were the events throughout history that held the long strands together. Russell Shorto took a careful look at the section of the belt that comprised the American Revolution and brought six strands of the belt to life so, we could better understand this moment in our history and how it related to individuals then and how it relates to who we are today.

Name: Marc and Susan Osborne
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title: .0 out of 5 stars Surprised not to like the book
Date: Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2018
Review: The reviews for this book were very good, I thought the premise was interesting, and I agree with Russel Shorto’s politics, so I am surprised at how disappointing I found his book. Shorto recounts the lives of three white men who were prominent in the American revolution, including George Washington, and three members of marginalized groups: a Seneca chief, a slave who bought his freedom, and a woman seeking to escape an abusive husband. There is definitely a lot to like in the book. The lives of the white men provide a serviceable history of the American revolution, and the other three lives are interesting in their own right and bring out the limitations of the founders’ notions of freedom.

But there are also serious limitations to the book. One of those is inherent in the source material: There just isn’t as much information available about the lives of the three marginalized people, so the book is lopsided. Of course, limitations in the source material aren’t Shorto’s fault, but a book with this particular premise isn’t going to work as well if the sources aren’t there to support it.

A more serious problem, at least for me, arises from Shorto’s writing style. In many cases, his descriptions of his subjects’ states of mind seem to be highly speculative, not supported by quotations or other factual discussions. At one point, for instance, he says that Cornplanter, the Seneca chief, “may have seen both the Americans and the British as rather childlike” because they didn’t understand the political organization of Seneca society. I don't doubt that Cornplanter “may” have thought this way, but is there any evidence that he actually did? Shorto doesn’t present any. Another example: Shorto describes a married woman who openly conducts an affair with an English general in occupied New York. He says that “the image that Mrs. Loring offered to a willful girl like Margaret [one of his subjects, then 14] was almost extraterrestrial …. She [Mrs. Loring] was nothing if not a model of freedom defiantly crafting her own path through the chaos of the times.” How much of that, if any, was the opinion of fourteen-year-old Margaret Moncrief? If it’s Shorto who considers Mrs. Loring a defiant model of freedom, his description of her situation is too brief to justify such a grand assertion.

Name: JBA122
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: .0 out of 5 stars Russo writes history like it's fiction.
Date: Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2018
Review: Excellent book! Russo writes history like it's fiction. I read his book The Island at the Center of the World last summer so when I saw he had come out with a new book I was eager to read and it did not disappoint. He picked six individuals to profile in order to tell the story of the revolution from their several different viewpoints, and in doing so the book tells the story of the revolution from several different viewpoints, including the Indian Seneca, George Washington, a man who is kidnapped into slavery in Africa, comes to the colonies, and ultimately buys his freedom. There is also a young woman born in the colonies who is forced into marriage by her father and moves to London where she makes her way on her own terms. The unknown characters are as interesting if not more so than those you may have read about before.