Teach Me Dreams:
The Search for Self in the Revolutionary Era
Mechal Sobel

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"Mechal Sobel has written an important, marvelously original book, gracefully written. . . . It is the first book in a long time that takes as its subject the psychological meaning of living through the American Revolutionary Era, not for one or a few individuals who left enormous bodies of personal papers (e.g. Thomas Jefferson) but a wide range of 'ordinary' people--white and black, male and female. This book will force many historians to examine skeptically much that they thought they knew."--Linda K. Kerber, author of No Constitutional Right to Be Ladies: Women and the Obligations of Citizenship

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