It was growth-growth consistently sustained and eagerly welcomed, growth as a source of grand imperial hopes and calculating private speculation-which was the outstandingly visible fact of mid-eighteenth-century life in the American colonies.
An edition of America at 1750
(1971)
America at 1750
a social portrait.
[1st ed.]
by Richard Hofstadter
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Illuminates the nature of political culture in mid-eighteenth-century America, calling attention to immigration, slavery, the middle class, and religion. Bibliogs.
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