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Canadian Review of American Studies, Vol. 4, No. 2. (1 September 1973), pp. 137-148, doi:10.3138/cras-004-02-02 Key: citeulike:11918257
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Studies in the political economy of the American Revolution are not popular just now. Those "Progressive" historians who took up the theme and suggested a broad pattern of political explanation against the back- ground of economic history have few followers today. If there is a pre- vailing interpretation at present, it is that of the so-called "Neo-Whigs". According to this view, abstract ideas rather than political and economic conflict, and fear rather than rational self-interest, lay at the heart of the revolutionary movement.
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