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In the Time of the Revolution: Living the War of American Independence 9Axelrod - WH) pfarr and while most Americans blamedby Alan Axelrod The American Revolution was a war, but it was also a time, a span of history, in which some people fought, but most just lived. They thought, acted, worked, raised families, worshipped, built, sold, bought, and tried to live as best they could in a time of hope, anxiety, despair, loss, gain, and, above all, disruption. In the Time of the Revolution is a popular, single volume history of the American Revolution, 1775 to 1783, an