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History of the 13 Colonies of North America - 1497-1763 - cover

History of the 13 Colonies of North America - 1497-1763

Reginald W. Jeffery

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In "History of the 13 Colonies of North America," Reginald W. Jeffery meticulously chronicles the emergence and evolution of each of the thirteen British colonies that ultimately shaped the United States. Through a blend of narrative history and analytical insight, Jeffery employs a clear, engaging prose style that encourages readers to grasp both the specific chronology and the broader socio-political context of colonial America. His thorough examination of economic practices, cultural exchanges, and intercolonial relations provides a comprehensive understanding of how these diverse settlements knitted together to form a unique American identity prior to independence. Reginald W. Jeffery, a scholar with profound interests in American history and colonial studies, draws upon extensive research and primary sources that enrich this work. His background in historical analysis and participation in various historical societies allowed him to synthesize vast amounts of information, presenting a well-rounded narrative that appeals to both academic and general audiences. Jeffery's expertise is apparent as he deftly navigates the complexities of colonial governance, indigenous relations, and European influences, making the historical tapestry in which these colonies existed more vibrant and accessible. For readers interested in the foundational narratives of the United States, this book serves as an essential text that not only offers historical facts but also invites readers to ponder the implications of early American colonial life. Jeffery's insightful interpretations and meticulous research make "History of the 13 Colonies of North America" a valuable addition to both scholarly libraries and personal collections.
Verfügbar seit: 13.11.2022.
Drucklänge: 213 Seiten.

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