The Threshold of the Revolution
1763–1815 · 41 chapters · 173 readings
- Political Development in America
- England and her Colonies
- How the Stamp Act was Received in America
- A Parliamentary Examination
- The Growth of Discontent
- The Tea Tax and the Boston Port Bill
- The First Shots of the Revolution
- The Battle of Bunker Hill
- Arnold on Lake Champlain
- The Siege of Boston
- The Continental Congress and its Doings
- America in 1776
- The Declaration of Independence
- The American Revolution
- The Capture of Long Island and New York
- The Victory at Trenton
- The Capture of Philadelphia
- The Capture of Philadelphia
- The Expedition Against Fort Schuyler
- The Surrender of Burgoyne
- Washington at Valley Forge
- Franklin in France
- The Bon Homme Richard and the Serapis
- The Treason of Arnold
- The Cowpens and Guilford Court-House
- The Surrender of Cornwallis
- The Army and Country after the War
- The Making of the Constitution
- The Whiskey Insurrection in Pennsylvania
- The Pioneer of Kentucky
- War with the Western Indians
- The Purchase of Louisiana
- Stephen Decatur and the Frigate Philadelphia
- The Chesapeake Affair and the Embargo
- Two Years of War
- The Constitution and the Guerriere
- Perry's Victory on Lake Erie
- The Battle of the Thames
- The Charge at Lundy's Lane
- The Capture and Burning of Washington
- The Defence of New Orleans