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Background of the American Revolution
Tag: Background of the American Revolution
Novanglus Essay No. 2 – John Adams
Novanglus Essays by John Adams
Magna Charta, Epilogue
Americanist Classroom
American Life: Military Laboratory, Arms and Supplies
Americanist Classroom
The Battle of Lexington
Americanist Classroom
A Political Reverie
Americanist Classroom
Mercy Otis Warren—John Adams (1775)
American Correspondence
Oath of Secrecy
Americanist Classroom
The Liberty Song
Americanist Classroom
Samuel Adams—Vindex (December 5, 1768)
Democratic Thinker
Pennsylvania Militia Act of 1755
Americanist Classroom
Dominion of Providence Over the Passions of Men – John Witherspoon
Called Unto Liberty
A Narrative of the Late Massacre
Americanist Classroom
John Adams—What Was the Revolution?
Democratic Thinker
Henry Cumings, a Sermon Preached At Lexington On the 19th of April
Called Unto Liberty
Jacob Cushing, Divine Judgments Upon Tyrants
Called Unto Liberty
Anonymous, A Constitutional Answer to Wesley’s Calm Address
Called Unto Liberty
John Adams: Defense of the British Soldiers—II
Democratic Thinker
John Adams: Defense of the British Soldiers—I
Democratic Thinker
Free-Born John: Agreement of the People
Democratic Thinker
Franklin: Plain Truth
Democratic Thinker
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