The American Querist: Or, Some Questions Proposed Relative To The Present Disputes Between Great Britain, And Her American Colonies. By A North-american. [two Lines From Berkeley]

Written in the lead-up to the American Revolution, The American Querist is a remarkable document that presents a series of probing questions about the relationship between Great Britain and her American colonies. As much a philosophical treatise as a political manifesto, this little-known work offers valuable insights into the origins of the American Revolution and the ideas that motivated its leaders.

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