America at 1750: A Social Portrait
Richard Hofstadter presents a compact portrait of colonial American society in 1750, highlighting population, religion, and social structure on the threshold of revolution.
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Richard Hofstadter examines the social fabric of the American colonies around 1750.
The work explores population patterns, religious life, and class structures of the period.
Emphasis is placed on the diversity of colonial society and its regional variations.
The book draws on demographic and institutional evidence available to mid-twentieth-century historians.
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