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Explore the origins of the American nation in "The American Nation: A History, Vol. 1, European Background Of American History" by Edward Potts Cheyney. This meticulously researched volume delves into the European, particularly British, history that shaped the colonial period of the United States.
Gain insight into the political and governmental landscape of Great Britain during the 16th century, understanding the forces that propelled exploration and ultimately led to the founding of a new nation. From the broader sweep of European history to the specifics of British rule, this volume provides essential context for understanding the early development of America.
A valuable resource for anyone interested in American and European history, this book offers a detailed examination of the ties between Great Britain and its colonies. Journey back to the 16th century and discover the foundations upon which the American nation was built.
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