American Revolution

>>9196000
Sick trip ciphers
But sorry I'm no help

>>9196000
Oxford, I guess.

Charlie Beard is old, and covers more than just the Revolution, but he's really good.

>>9196000

nice trips.

Try Gordon Wood, "The American Revolution". It is a short, sweet little book.

Also actually read our Declaration for context.

What cunt you from?

>>9196000

Just a bunch of bourgeoisie cunts that were profiting from smuggling tea and didn't want to stop that so they had a bunch of people fight for an independence they didn't need so they could be the true aristocracy and in complete control.

>>9196090

And I personally directly benefitted from all this, which is the highest criterion of what is good or bad. So why are you still playing like what these old people did is bad, in the long view of history, since it led to my personal comfy state today? Don't you know that history begins and ends with me?

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>>9196090
Still butthurt after 250 years.

>>9196000
Peter Oliver - Origin and Progress of the American Revolution
Thomas Hutchinson - Strictures on the declaration

>>9196090
Woah, we got a real free thinker over here

>>9196000
>Non-American
>Wanting to learn about American shit
Looks like you're an American trying to get people to think anyone gives a shit about America.

Not history, but read the major works by Thomas Paine

>>9196061
Wood drastically underestimates the impact of social distinctions predicated upon wealth, especially inherited wealth.