If you liked Writing early American history by Christopher Clark, start with Letters from an American utopia (2004), Who Built America? Working People and the Nation’s History (2024), and Social Change in America (2006). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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· Christopher Clark books in order
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Letters from an American utopia
2004 · 284 pages · Christopher Clark, Kerry W. Buckley · Same author
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Who Built America? Working People and the Nation’s History
2024 · Christopher Clark, David P. Jaffee, Roy Rosenzweig, Nelson Lichtenstein, Annelise Orleck, Pennee Bender, Paul Ortiz, Anne Valk, Elizabeth Tandy Shermer, Julian Ehsan, Rohma Khan, Allison K. Lange, Gretchen Long, Manuel R. Rodriguez, Martha A. Sandweiss, Susan Schulten, Sandra Slater, Nate Sleeter, Lori J. Daggar, Gregory P. Downs, David Parson, Kim Phillips-Fein, Naoko Shibusawa · Same author
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Social Change in America
2006 · 349 pages · Christopher Clark · Same author
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Who Built America? 3e V1 & Reading the American Past 5e V1
2012 · American Social History Project, Christopher Clark, Roy Rosenzweig, David Jaffee · Same author
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The Communitarian Moment
1996 · 269 pages · Christopher Clark · Same author
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Northampton Community
2020 · Bedford/St.Martin's, Christopher Clark · Same author
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Who Built America? 3e V1 & Student's Guide to History 12e
2013 · American Social History Project, Christopher Clark, Roy Rosenzweig, David Jaffee, Jules R. Benjamin · Same author
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The Roots of Rural Capitalism
1990 · 352 pages · Christopher Clark · Same author
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Remaking North American Sovereignty
2020 · 288 pages · Jewel L. Spangler, Frank Towers, Robert E. Bonner, Christopher Clark, Jane Dinwoodie · Same author
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Who Built America 3e V2 & Triangle Fire & Our Hearts Fell to the Ground
2010 · American Social History Project, Christopher Clark, Roy Rosenzweig, David Jaffee, Jo Ann Argersinger, Colin G. Calloway · Same author
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Who Built America 3e V2 & US History Atlas
2008 · 822 pages · American Social History Proj., Christopher Clark, Nelson Lichtenstein · Same author
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The Who Built America Volume 1 and World Turned Upside Down
2000 · Christopher Clark, Colin G. Calloway, American Social History Project · Same author
Frequently asked questions
What should I read after Writing early American history?
BookOrb recommends Letters from an American utopia (2004), Who Built America? Working People and the Nation’s History (2024), Social Change in America (2006), Who Built America? 3e V1 & Reading the American Past 5e V1 (2012), and The Communitarian Moment (1996).
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Who wrote Writing early American history?
Writing early American history is by Christopher Clark.