Box 4
Contains 55 Results:
Jack Greene “Uneasy Condition- Preconditions of the American Revolution”
Bernard Bailyn, “Central Themes of the American Revolution
Daniel B. Smith, “The Study of the Family in Early America”
Jack Greene, Pursuit of Happiness Chapter 2, 8 pg. 28-54, 170-206
Kulikoff, “Origins of Afro-American Society in Maryland and Virginia, 1700-1790
History 250- Readings. Bailyn: The Merchant Group at the End of the 17th Century
History 250- Readings. Billington: The Reinterpretation of Early American History
History 250- Readings. Campbell: English Emigration on the Eve of the American Revolution
History 250- Readings. Laslett: John Locke, The Great Recoinage, and the Origins of the Board of Trade, 1695-1698
History 250- Readings. Lockridge: Land, Population and the Evolution of New England Society, 1630-1790
History 250- Readings. Namier: Why Men Went Into Parliament
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