Evolution and revolution : American society, 1600-1820 /
Using an interdisciplinary approach, "Evolution and Revolution" incorporates the impressive results of the historical scholarship of the past decade. It offers a new synthesis of early American history. The authors have emphasized the human dimension of history, conveying the experience of...
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Lexington, Mass. :
D.C. Heath,
c1987
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Table of Contents:
- The collision of English and native American cultures
- Internal conflict and imperial control, 1650-1700
- The American colonies in the Atlantic economy
- The social synthesis: patriarchy, property, and power in eighteenth century America
- The crisis of American Colonial Society, 1740-1765
- The coming of the revolution
- Military mobiliaztion and Revolutionary War
- The parameters of Revolutionary change
- The creation of a new political and legal order
- The dynamics of economic and social change, 1790-1820