America´s continuing revolution : an act of conservation.

Washington : American enterprise institute for public policy research, 1975.

English

XI, 398 pages; illustrated : 24 cm.

Distinguished lecture series on the becentennial.

Chapter 1. The american revolution as a successful revolution. Chapter 2. The revolution of sober expectations. Chapter 3.The higher law and the rights of man in a revolutionary society. Chapter 4. The social impact of the revolution. Chapter 5. Revolution and the political integration of the enslaved and disenfranchised. Chapter 6. The pursuit of happiness. Chapter 7. Religion in a revolutionary society. Chapter 8. Political revolutions and revolutions in science and technology. Chapter 9. Warren nutter. Chapter 10. Freedom in a revolutionary economy. Chapter 11. The american press and the revolutionary tradition. Chapter 12. The city and the revolutionary tradition. Chapter 13. The american revolution and the american landscape. Chapter 14. Intellect and education in a revolutionary society. Chapter 15.The american revolution : Democratic politics and popular education. Chapter 16. The revolutionary transformation of the art of war. Chapter 17.Opportunity and wlfare in the first new nation. Chapter 18. American foreign policy as a dimension of the american revolution. Chapter 19. The american revolution and the future.