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Tag: Background of the American Revolution

Novanglus Essay No. 2 – John Adams

Oath of Secrecy

The Liberty Song

Samuel Adams—Vindex (December 5, 1768)

Pennsylvania Militia Act of 1755

Dominion of Providence Over the Passions of Men – John Witherspoon

John Adams—What Was the Revolution?

Henry Cumings, a Sermon Preached At Lexington On the 19th of April

Jacob Cushing, Divine Judgments Upon Tyrants

Anonymous, A Constitutional Answer to Wesley’s Calm Address

John Adams: Defense of the British Soldiers—II

John Adams: Defense of the British Soldiers—I

Free-Born John: Agreement of the People

Franklin: Plain Truth

Our Enemies Have Mistaken Our Peace For Cowardice

Milton: Tenure of Kings and Magistrates

Kett’s Rebellion

Demophilus—Principles of the English Constitution: English Constitution

Demophilus: Principles of the English Constitution: Conclusion

Demophilus: Principles of the English Constitution: The Destruction