<p>Almost universally accepted as the most penetrating analysis of the events leading to 1776, Andrews’ classic explores the whole colonial period, as it was viewed on both sides of the Atlantic, beginning with the founding of the Jamestown colony. <br>  “No such balanced and masterly review of Colonial conditions and British colonial policy has ever been given to the public.” –Samuel Eliot Morison</p>

The Colonial Background of the American Revolution: Four Essays in American Colonial History, Revised Edition

History

Andrews, Charles McLean

Americas

Yale University Press

The Colonial Period of American History (v. 2)

Colonial Self Government 1652 To 1689

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The Colonial Period

The Old English Manor: A Study in English Economic History

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First published in 1933, Our Earliest Colonial Settlements describes in clear and engaging prose the origins, development, and transatlantic nature of the seventeenth-century English colonies in Virginia, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Maryland. Far ahead of his time in arguing that America's colonial experience could only be understood within the broader history of European colonization, Charles M. Andrews anticipated much of the current scholarship on American colonial history and its place in the Atlantic World. For this edition, Karen Ordahl Kupperman provides a new foreword that places this pioneering work in the context of past and current scholarship, finding that historians today have returned to Andrews' comprehensive approach. New materials and new emphases have come to light since this pioneering work was first published but, Kupperman writes, "his priorities and interpretations are still thought-provoking."More than seven decades on, this concise and elegant comparative study of America's first English colonies offers a fascinating and still-relevant perspective on the founding of the United States.

Our Earliest Colonial Settlements: Their Diversities of Origin and Later Characteristics

Cornell University Press

The Fathers of New England: A Chronicle of the Puritan Commonwealths

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