A history of colonial America,
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Language: | English |
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Hinsdale, Ill.,
Dryden Press
[©1973]
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Edition: | 3d ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. 1: America in the expansion of Europe
- The European background of American history
- The age of exploration
- The earliest European colonies in America
- International aspects of the age of discovery
- England on the eve of colonization
- Pt. 2: the beginnings of the British Empire in America, 1607-1650
- The geography of North America
- The aboriginal inhabitants of North America
- The planting of Virginia
- New Plymouth Plantation
- "The Caribbee Isles"
- Massachusetts Bay
- The Puritan diaspora: Roger Williams and the founding of Rhode Island
- The Puritan diaspora: Connecticut, New Haven, New Hampshire, Maine
- Proprietary Maryland
- New Netherland and New Sweden
- Pt. 3: the crystallization of an empire, 1650-1689
- England's colonial policy
- New colonies founded under the restoration: Carolina
- New Netherland becomes New York
- The founding of Pennsylvania
- The old colonies under the restoration: the West Indies, 1660-1689
- Virginia and Maryland under the restoration
- The breaking of rebellious New England
- The glorious revolution in America
- The rise of new France
- The British empire and European diplomacy, 1648-1713
- The first "Americans"
- Pt. 4: the growth of the provinces in the eighteenth century
- New England in the eighteenth century
- New York and east New Jersey
- The Quaker commonwealth: Pennsylvania, Delaware, and west New Jersey
- Proprietary Maryland
- The expansion of Virginia
- North Carolina grows up
- The development of South Carolina
- Georgia: a refuge and a fortress
- The heyday of the British West Indies
- Pt. 5: a flourishing empire
- The British imperial system
- The colonial constitution
- The expansion of the colonial economy
- A changing colonial society: immigration and the "old west"
- The mind of provincial America
- British America in international relations, 1713-1763
- Pt. 6: the breakup of an empire and the birth of an nation
- The reorganization of the British empire in America, 1763-1770
- The new west
- The rift in the empire, 1770-1776
- The War for American independence
- The diplomacy of independence
- The internal revolution: the birth of republicanism
- The internal revolution: the ferment of freedom
- social and religious change
- Problems of the confederation, 1781-1787
- The completion of the revolution: the Constitution of 1787-1791.