The Chronicles of America Volume 11 - Eve of the Revolution
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"The Chronicles of America Volume 11 - Eve of the Revolution" by Carl L. Becker delves into the crucial period preceding the American Revolution, unraveling the complex web of events and tensions that shaped the nation's quest for independence.
Set during the mid-18th century, the narrative revolves around the central conflict of growing discontent with British rule among the American colonists. Carl L. Becker masterfully portrays the intellectual undercurrents that fueled revolutionary ideals, exploring the ideas and ambitions of influential figures such as Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, and Thomas Jefferson.
The book intricately captures the social, political, and ideological landscape of pre-Revolution America, highlighting the simmering tensions between colonists and the Crown. It vividly depicts the diversity and unity of a people on the eve of momentous change, from the bustling streets of Boston to the plantations of the South.
Becker's compelling storytelling style breathes life into history, evoking the spirit of liberty and the pursuit of independence that defined this transformative era. Readers are immersed in the unfolding drama that would lead to the birth of a new nation, making "Eve of the Revolution" an enthralling tribute to the founding of the United States.
This volume from "The Chronicles of America" series ensures that readers will be both enthralled and enlightened by this immersive journey through the eve of the Revolution. Carl L. Becker's meticulous research, engaging prose, and insightful analysis make this book an essential resource for history enthusiasts and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the events that shaped the course of American history.
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Carl L. Becker
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Carl Lotus Becker, an eminent American historian, devoted his life to unraveling the complexities of the Age of Enlightenment in both America and Europe. Born on September 7, 1873, Becker was renowned...
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