From Colonies to Country

From Colonies to Country by Joy Hakim, published by Oxford University Press in October 1998, is a 208-page exploration of American history during the Revolutionary Period. This edition presents a narrative that combines factual accuracy with engaging storytelling, focusing on lesser-known events and unique personalities that enrich the traditional understanding of this pivotal time in U.S. history.
Readers will find a blend of history and social science as the book delves into the Colonial and Revolutionary periods, offering insights into the cultural and social dynamics of the era. The informal text aims to make the subject accessible and interesting, moving beyond standard historical accounts to highlight the intriguing aspects of America’s journey from colonies to an independent nation.
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Each book in this award-winning series is accurate and reliable history written in the tradition of great storytelling. The narrative and informal text includes off-beat, little-known events and singular personalities that make the traditional meat-and-potatoes of American history anything but boring.
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