Delve into the heart of colonial America with Samuel Hopkins's "An Address to the People of New-England," a vital document illuminating the political discourse leading up to the American Revolution. This historical text offers a unique perspective on the critical period of 1754-1763, exploring the complex political landscape of New England as tensions with Great Britain escalated.
Hopkins's address provides invaluable insight into the burgeoning spirit of independence and the intellectual ferment that fueled the revolution. Readers interested in American history, particularly the colonial period, will find this a compelling primary source. Explore the arguments and appeals that shaped the political climate of the era and laid the foundation for the birth of a new nation. A crucial addition to any collection on the American Revolution and early United States history.
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