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mods: Major problems in the era of the American Revolution, 1760-1791 documents and essays Brown, Richard D. Carp, Benjamin L. text bibliography History. Sources. mau 2014 3rd ed. monographic eng print xv, 540 pages ; 24 cm. Chapter 1 The Consequences of Revolution 1 -- Essays 4 -- The Revolution Launched a Bold Republican Experiment / Gordon S. Wood Wood, Gordon S. 5 -- The Revolution Was Radical in Some Ways, Not in Others / Alfred F. Young Young, Alfred F. 15 -- Further Reading 34 -- Chapter 2 The British Empire and the War for North America 36 -- Documents 37 -- Touts the Importance of Imperial Ties between Britain and America, 1760 / Benjamin Franklin Franklin, Benjamin 37 -- The British Treasury Attempts to Reform the Customs Service, 1763 45 -- King George III Seeks to Limit Westward Expansion, 1763 46 -- A British Minister Justifies Customs Reform, 1765 50 -- Scorns the Proclamation Line, 1767 / George Washington Washington, George 51 -- Essays 53 -- Britain's Victory Exposed the Need for Greater Control / Fred Anderson Anderson, Fred 54 -- The British Empire Tried to Reconcile Freedom and Authority / P. J. Marshall Marshall, P. J. 66 -- Further Reading 77 -- Chapter 3 Imperial Reform and Colonial Resistance 78 -- Documents 79 -- Resolves against the Stamp Act, 1765 / Patrick Henry Henry, Patrick 79 -- New York Reacts Violently to the Stamp Act, 1765 80 -- The Stamp Act Congress Articulates the Rights of the Colonists, 1765 83 -- Parliament Declares Its Authority, 1766 84 -- Rallies the Colonists to Opposition, 1767-1768 / John Dickinson Dickinson, John 85 -- Charleston Merchants Propose a Plan of Nonimportation, 1769 90 -- North Carolina Regulators Battle Colonial Authorities, 1771 91 -- Essays 94 -- Urban Taverns Shaped Mobilization against British Policies / Benjamin L. Carp Carp, Benjamin L. 94 -- North Carolina Regulators Used Violence for a Purpose / Wayne E. Lee Lee, Wayne E. 102 -- Further Reading 115 -- Chapter 4 The Imperial Crisis and the Declaration of…