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documents, speeches, and sermons that compose the American soul

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An edition of The patriot's reference (2014)

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Thomas Nelson
Language
English
Pages
335

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Table of Contents

Beginnings. The Mayflower Compact ; Mary Rowlandson recounts her captivity ; The first thanksgiving proclamation ; Edward Randolph's 1676 report on New England's disregard of Britain's trade laws ; John Cotton on the abuse of power ; Anne Bradstreet's 'Epitaph on a patriot' ; Epitaph of Benjamin Franklin, written by him in 1728 ; Peter Kalm on America's likely break with England
Pre-Revolution. Rev. Jonathan Mayhew defends civil resistance ; Samuel Davies's "Religion and patriotism the constituents of good soldiers" ; James Otis opposes arbitrary law enforcement ; Benjamin Franklin's advice on becoming wealthy ; Benjamin Franklin's catechism on national debt ; Declaration of rights : from the Stamp Act Congress ; Benjamin Franklin's notions concerning trade and merchants ; John Dickinson's 'The liberty song' ; Samuel Adams on the rights of the Americans ; Rev. Samuel Cooke, an election sermon ; Paul Revere on the cause of the quarrel ; A song about the Boston Tea Party ; George Washington on the question of rebellion
Revolution. A letter from George Washington to his generals ; John Dickinson and Thomas Jefferson on the causes and necessity of taking up arms ; George Washington fixes a date to cross the Delaware ; 'The battle of Trenton' ; Richard Henry Lee offers 'Certain resolutions' in the Congress ; John Adams's letter to William Cushing ; The time that try men's souls ; The Declaration of Independence ; Benjamin Rush opposes price controls ; Letter from Abigail to John Adams, Boston ; Paul Revere's famous ride, in his own words ; Thomas Jefferson on passing the Declaration of Independence ; General Hull on the killing of his friend Nathan Hale ; Thomas Paine's Common Sense (selections) ; The Articles of Confederation ; The conditions at Valley Forge ; Life and death on a British prison ship ; 'The British prison ship' by Philip Morin Freneau ; General Washington's circular letter to the governors of each of the states
Founding. Hector St. John de Crèvecoeur asks, 'What is an American?' ; Benjamin Franklin's advice for those coming to America ; From 'The happiness of America' by David Humphreys ; Thomas Jefferson on decentralized government and the judiciary ; Benjamin Franklin on the pursuits of power and position ; Patrick Henry calls for an end to slavery's 'Lamentable evil' ; Thomas Paine entreats Americans to end slavery ; George Washington on the subject of slavery ; Selections from The Federalist Papers ;The Constitution of the United States ; Jack Nips on Constitution, Bill of Rights, and freedom of religion ; Joel Barlow on separation of church and state ; The Bill of Rights ; Amendments XI through XXVII ; Thomas Paine on despotism through bureaucracies ; Thomas Paine on unequal taxation ; Timothy Stone's 1792 election sermon ; Joseph Hopkinson's 'Hail Columbia'
Republic. The first inaugural address of George Washington ; Report on manufactures, by Alexander Hamilton ; Benjamin Rush on education in the new republic ; The first inaugural address of Thomas Jefferson ; Noah Webster's oration on the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

Edition Notes

Previously published as The portable patriot: documents, speeches, and sermons that compose the American soul / edited by Joel J. Miller and Kristen Parrish, 2010, 9781595551108.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
Nashville, Tenn

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
973.3
Library of Congress
E173 .P765 2010

The Physical Object

Pagination
xiv, 335 pages
Number of pages
335

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Open Library
OL39207818M
Internet Archive
patriotsreferenc0000unse
ISBN 10
1400276233
ISBN 13
9781400276233
OCLC/WorldCat
1031707979

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