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An Outline of American History (1963)
Chapter Two: The Winning of Independence
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- The winning of Independence: introduction
- Frontier fosters self-reliance
- British and French Clash
- First stirring of unity
- Stronger controls resisted
- Taxation without representation at issue
- Tax dispute abated
- Patriots agitate: Boston "Tea Party"
- British repress colony: others rally to its aid
- First shot of revolution fired
- The Congress debates independence
- Resolution stiffens
- Declaration of Independence adopted
- Many defeats and decisive victory
- Victory and independence achieved
- Concept of personal liberty hailed