
1776
The American Revolution was rewritten into mythology, erasing the uncomfortable truths about who was left out of freedom.
American HistoryCivil Rights & Social JusticeGovernment & PoliticsPropaganda & Social ControlRevolution & Social Change
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Chapters
10 total- 01Prologue
- 02Chapter One - Subjects of the Crown
- 03Chapter Two - The Unspoken Tensions
- 04Chapter Three - The Powder and the Match
- 05Chapter Four - War on Paper, War on Land
- 06Chapter Five - The Three-Fifths Compromise
- 07Chapter Six - The Republic Maintains
- 08Chapter Seven - Freedom, Delayed
- 09Chapter Eight - The Myth Sets In
- 10Chapter Nine - The Revolution That Never Ended
Edition notes and short pages
1776
1776
The Revolution
by James Johnson
Dedication
For everyone who learned the story and felt something was missing.
You were right.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TO THE ONES who preserved the documents.
To the ones who read between the lines.
To the ones who weren’t included in the first draft, but kept showing up anyway.
This book is for the missing names, the uncarved statues, and the untaught truths.
And those brave enough to tell them.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
JJ IS A truthworker, blueprint-breaker, and chronicler of forgotten realities.
He doesn’t write to retell history, he writes to reveal its spine.
Each project is a scalpel.
Every page, a mirror.
You won’t finish his books with the same eyes you opened them with.
This isn’t education.
This is unlearning.
COPYRIGHT
© 2025 JAMES JOHNSON. All rights reserved.
No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means—electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise—without prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations used in critical reviews and articles.
This book is a work of non-fiction.
Historical events, figures, and documents cited herein are based on verified records, primary source archives, and publicly accessible data.
Interpretation, framing, and narrative structure are the author's own.
This is not an attempt to rewrite history.
This is an attempt to read it properly for the first time.
