Journal of the American Revolution

It is the main source of knowledge about the American revolution and the establishment of the country. We feature exquisite, innovative research and well-written stories from dozens of expert writers. It is on display at the New York Times, Time Magazine, History Channel, Discovery Channel, Smithsonian, Mental Floss, Mount Vernon and others. American Revolutionary Magazine also publishes an annual hard cover book and its own book series.

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As an editor of the American Revolutionary Journal, we have read and sampled many historical books. We are also disputing with many early American historians and subject matter experts who have strong book opinions and suggestions. From our many years of publishing, writing, reading, research, interviews, and ridicule, we have compiled a list of the best American Revolution books we have ever believed. Okay, perhaps not always, but it is definitely our time. This is undoubtedly the most exciting moment in history.