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Delve into the formative years of the United States with Rupert S. Holland's "Historic Events of Colonial Days." This meticulously prepared volume explores pivotal moments and key aspects of colonial life in America during the 17th and 18th centuries. Discover the significant events that shaped early America, from the initial settlements to the burgeoning conflicts that defined the era.
Offering a comprehensive overview of the United States during its colonial period (1600-1775), this book sheds light on the historical context and circumstances that paved the way for the nation's independence. Explore the political landscape, social structures, and military developments that characterized this transformative period in American history. A valuable resource for anyone interested in colonial America, American history, and the foundations of the United States.
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