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This book examines the development of the American Union during the colonial era, demonstrating that the unification of the colonies originated in the Providential processes that created the nation and was not solely a product of human design. The author analyzes the impact of Saxon self-government, colonial establishment patterns, and the resistance to centralized control in shaping the foundations of the Union. The book further explores the role of individual figures, colonial events, and geographical features in fostering both the need for and the impediments to unity. It examines how the diversity of the colonial governments, the influence of religious affiliations, and the physical characteristics of the continent played a part in shaping the nascent Union. Through a comprehensive analysis of historical events, the author argues that the Union's development was a gradual and complex process, guided by a higher purpose, rather than a predetermined plan. The book concludes that the Union's origin can be traced to the unique interplay of human agency and divine providence, providing a valuable historical perspective on the enduring strength of the American nation.
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Henry M. Reed became interested in A. B. Frost in 1963, while working as an independent insirance agent
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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book examines the development of the American Union during the colonial era, demonstrating that the unification of the colonies originated in the Providential processes that created the nation and was not solely a product of human design. The author analyzes the impact of Saxon self-government, colonial establishment patterns, and the resistance to centralized control in shaping the foundations of the Union. The book further explores the role of individual figures, colonial events, and geographical features in fostering both the need for and the impediments to unity. It examines how the diversity of the colonial governments, the influence of religious affiliations, and the physical characteristics of the continent played a part in shaping the nascent Union. Through a comprehensive analysis of historical events, the author argues that the Union's development was a gradual and complex process, guided by a higher purpose, rather than a predetermined plan. The book concludes that the Union's origin can be traced to the unique interplay of human agency and divine providence, providing a valuable historical perspective on the enduring strength of the American nation. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Seller Inventory # 9781333291723_0
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