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Paul Revere and the World He Lived in: Winner of the Pulitzer Prize

by Esther Hoskins Forbes

Paul Revere in his colonial world

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    Pulitzer Prize winner

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Paul Revere in his colonial world

Esther Hoskins Forbes places Paul Revere’s life within the wider setting of colonial America, linking an individual biography to the history surrounding the Revolution. The description presents Revere both as a historical figure and as a symbol in the nation’s memory. First published in 1942, the book takes a biographical approach to a period of American history, with Revere as its point of connection.

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  • Readers interested in Paul Revere and the American colonial period
  • Those seeking a historical biography that connects an individual life with broader national history

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Paul RevereColonial AmericaAmerican RevolutionHistorical memory

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Book overview

This vivid account of the life and times of Paul Revere was first published in 1942 to great acclaim and a Pulitzer Prize. An elegant storyteller and expert historian, Edith Forbes paints a memorable portrait of American colonial history and of this most legendary of revolutionary heroes -- "not merely one man riding one horse on a certain lonely night of long ago, but a symbol to which his countrymen can yet turn."

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