American Independence The Interest And Glory Of Great-britain

⿿American Independence The Interest And Glory Of Great-Britain⿝ presents a historical perspective on the American Revolution, exploring the arguments surrounding American independence and its implications for Great Britain. This new edition includes a comprehensive appendix, featuring correspondence and documents that shed light on the political and intellectual debates of the era.

Authored by John Cartwright, this work delves into the complexities of British-American relations and offers insights into the motivations and justifications behind the push for independence. Included is 'A Letter To Edmund Burke, Esq', providing valuable context to Burkeâ¿¿s views on the conflict. This book is a valuable resource for understanding the political theories and historical events that shaped the birth of the United States and its lasting impact on Great Britain.

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