The American RevolutionEvans Brothers, 2001 - 62 páginas Describes how Britain's 13 colonies in North America became an independent nation, including causes of the War and its result. Includes original documents by politicians, writers, soldiers and ordinary people. |
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Contenido
INTRODUCTION | 6 |
REVOLUTION IN MIND | 14 |
PROCLAMATION AND PINE 18 SEEDS OF REVOLUTION | 20 |
REVOLUTION IN FACT | 28 |
THE BUSINESS OF WAR 32 ALLIES 34 YORKTOWN | 36 |
THE IMPACT OF THE REVOLUTION | 52 |
VIVE LA LIBERTÉ 56 THE POSTWAR WORLD | 58 |
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