Uncover the debates behind America’s break with Britain and what it meant for liberty
This nonfiction work surveys the late 18th century, blending quotations, letters, and reflections to examine why colonies challenged Parliament and how public opinion formed. It weighs the roles of leaders, mobs, and institutions, offering a measured view of both sides in the struggle for independence.
Readers will explore the differences between external and internal taxation, the behavior of revolutionary crowds, and the shifting perceptions of English and American authorities. The text also situates the independence movement within broader historical patterns of unrest in both continents, inviting readers to reassess familiar tales with new context.
Ideal for readers of history and political thought who want a broader view of the American founding era.
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HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Seller Inventory # LX-9780331424249
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