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History of the United States, Volume 2

By Elisha Benjamin Andrews
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The volume traces the transformation of the colonies into an independent nation by examining consequences of imperial war, growing political tensions with the crown, and the development of intercolonial union. It recounts military campaigns in northern and southern theaters, diplomatic negotiations for peace, and profiles of soldiers and leaders. It assesses the weaknesses of the Confederation, the debates and compromises that produced a stronger federal constitution, and the early operation of the new government, including emerging partisan divisions and administrative institutions.

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Elisha Benjamin Andrews

Elisha Benjamin Andrews was an American historian and author known for his comprehensive multi-volume work, "History of the United States." This extensive series, which spans six volumes, provides a detailed account of the nation's development, covering significant events, figures, and themes in American history. Andrews' writing reflects a commitment to thorough research and a narrative style that aims to engage readers with the complexities of the past. His contributions to historical literature have made him a notable figure in the field, particularly for those interested in the evolution of the United States.

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