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Taming Democracy: 'The People,' The Founders, And The Troubled Ending Of The American Revolution,Used Lorenz Books Competition Nose WorkAmericans Are Fond Of Reflecting Upon The Founding Fathers, The Noble Group Of Men Who Came Together To Force Out The Tyranny Of The British And Bring Democracy To The Land. Unfortunately, As Terry Bouton Shows In This Highly Provocative First Book, The Revolutionary Elite Often Seemed As Determined To Squash Democracy After The War As They Were To Support It Before. Centering On Pennsylvania, The Symbolic And Logistical Center Of The Revolution,