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The Declaration Of Independence In Historical Context American State Papers Petitions Proclamations And Letters Of The Delegates To The First National Congresses Barry Alan Shain

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The Declaration Of Independence In Historical Context American State Papers Petitions Proclamations And Letters Of The Delegates To The First National Congresses Barry Alan Shain
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Publisher: Yale University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 8.37 MB
Pages: 224
Author: Barry Alan Shain
ISBN: 9780300159059, 0300159056
Language: English
Year: 2014

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The Declaration Of Independence In Historical Context American State Papers Petitions Proclamations And Letters Of The Delegates To The First National Congresses Barry Alan Shain by Barry Alan Shain 9780300159059, 0300159056 instant download after payment.

Political science professor Barry Shain has collected 174 letters, papers, petitions, and proclamations from the years directly preceding the creation of the Declaration of Independence that challenge many of the dominant narratives that shape contemporary understanding of this all-important document. Rather than arising from strong philosophical convictions and a clearly perceived vision of the future, the Declaration, as these writings demonstrate, was more the result of chance occurrences and practical considerations, and reflective of a society less rebellion-minded and far more monarchically inclined than most Americans today have been taught to believe.

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