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The History of Massachusetts (Classic Reprint): The Commonwealth Period - Couverture souple

Barry, John Stetson

 
9781332804511: The History of Massachusetts (Classic Reprint): The Commonwealth Period

Synopsis

A sweeping, clearly written history of Massachusetts from its Plymouth beginnings to the 1820 constitution revision. This edition traces two centuries of change, offering insight into how a young commonwealth shaped its people and its government.

From the first settlements to the creation of a republic, the book highlights the character and ideals that sustained Massachusetts through upheaval. It presents the core lessons of civic life, education, and religious principle as safeguards of liberty, inviting readers to see how a community’s choices built a lasting republic.

- A two-century journey from Plymouth to 1820, with a focus on how Massachusetts developed its government and society.
- Key themes about self-government, moral leadership, and the role of education and religious principle in preserving liberty.
- A narrative framed by the idea that an intelligent, principled population supports republican government.
- Rich reference material, including a detailed index of names and places for quick navigation.

Ideal for readers of American history seeking a concise, readable survey of Massachusetts’ Commonwealth Period and its lasting lessons.

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