"South Carolina As A Royal Province, 1710-1776" offers a detailed examination of South Carolina's political, economic, and social development during its time as a British royal province. William Roy Smith explores the intricacies of colonial governance, the evolving relationship between the colony and the British crown, and the factors that ultimately contributed to the American Revolution.
This study delves into the structure of South Carolina's government, the roles of key figures, and the impact of British policies on the colony's inhabitants. It also sheds light on the economic activities, social hierarchies, and cultural dynamics that shaped South Carolina during this pivotal period. By providing a comprehensive account of South Carolina's experience as a royal province, this book contributes to a deeper understanding of the colonial era and its lasting legacy on American history.
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