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    ... and liberal theories that the American Revolution did not immediately lead to any substantial new freedoms and was essentially a political event — a mere "mental shift" — that otherwise reinforced the status quo. The new country's early years, Wood stated, were a time of transformation and democratization in everything from ...

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