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US History 1753-1803 eBook
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US History 1753-1803 Summary
| Includes 103 Original Source Documents and Histories of Revolution and Federalist Period between 1753 and 1803 AD including: The Two Sieges of Louisbourg, Washington's Expedition to the Ohio, Washington's Expedition to the Ohio and the Battle of Great Meadows, Benjamin Franklin's Plan of Union, The Defeat of Braddock, Braddock's Defeat, The Deportation of the Acadians of Nova Scotia, The Deportation of the Acadians, Wolfe Defeats Montcalm at Quebec, 0The Stamp Act and its Repeal, Pitt's Protest Against the Stamp Act, Declaration of Rights, The Repeal of the Stamp Act, Daniel Boone Migrates to Kentucky, Daniel Boone's Migration to Kentucky, The Spanish Settle in California, An Eye-witness Describes the Boston Massacre, Indentured White Slaves in the Colonies, The Boston Tea Party, The First Continental Congress, Patrick Henry's Call to Arms, Lexington, Concord and Bunker Hill, Washington's Appointment as Commander-in-chief, Washington Appointed Commander-in-chief-His Speech of Acceptance, The Battle of Lexington-A Contemporary Account, The Battle of Concord, Farewell to Mrs. Washington, Washington at Cambridge, The Battle of Bunker Hill, Paul Revere Tells of His Midnight Ride-Deposition of 1775, The Dramatic Capture of Ticonderoga, The Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, Washington's Capture of Boston, The Drafting of The Declaration of Independence , The Writing of The Declaration of Independence, Jefferson's Original Draft of The Declaration, Why Jefferson Was Chosen To Write The Declaration, Franklin in France, A Call For Independence, The Siege and Capture of Boston: Washington's Own Reports to the President of Congress, The Virginia Declaration of Rights, The Battle of Long Island, The Evacuation of New York, The Battle of White Plains, Washington, Discouraged, Appeals to Congress, The Battles of Trenton and Princeton, The Battles of Trenton and Princeton, The Defeat of Burgoyne at Saratoga, The Defeat and Surrender of Burgoyne, Lafayette Arrives in America, Lafayette in the American Revolution, Washington at Valley Forge, Letters of Lafayette and Washington, France Recognizes American Independence, A Warning Against Conciliation, The Capture of Vincennes, Wayne Surprises and Storms Stony Point, The Capture of the Serapis by the Bon Homme Richard, Arnold's Treason (Lecky), Arnold's Treason (Washington and Greene), Andre, Facing Execution, Writes to Washington, The Execution of Andre, The Last Days of the Revolution, Washington's Services in the War, The Battle of Yorktown, Washington Reports the Yorktown Surrender, Articles of Capitulation, Yorktown, Explaining the Treaty of Paris, The Meaning of American Democracy, The Cost of the War, Washington Resigns His Commission To Congress, Washington Bids His Army Farewell, A New World Power, Facing Bankruptcy and Mutiny, Mutinous Troops Threaten Congress, The Treaty of Paris Negotiations, Treaty with Great Britain, 1783, The Public Land Problem, American Characteristics, England and the United States at Loggerheads, Our First Minister to England, Weathering a Crisis, Evils that Prompted Shays' Rebellion, Why the Confederation Failed to Work, Framing The Constitution, The Northwest Ordinance, How John Hancock Supported the Constitution, Washington Becomes Our First President, How Settlements Were Planted, Why the West Would Not Secede, The Discovery of the Columbia River, Hamilton's Estimate of Jefferson, Webster's Impression of Jefferson, The Invention of the Cotton Gin, Anthony Wayne Routs the Ohio Indians, Treaty with the Six Nations, 1794, The X Y Z Correspondence, Washington as a Host at Mount Vernon, The Death of Washington, Funeral Oration on Washington, Jefferson's Estimate of Washington, Washington City in its Infancy, How Jefferson Was Elected, Thomas Jefferson, First Inaugural Address, 4 March 1801. |
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