From Proud Subjects to Protesters: Why the average American Colonists wanted to fight against the British
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From Proud Subjects to Protesters: Why the average American Colonists wanted to fight against the British

by Dr. Brittany Lauren Kretz

History Nonfiction colonial studies American Revolution
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From Proud Subjects to Protesters explores why average American colonists shifted from identifying as British subjects to protesting British authority. Dr. Brittany Lauren Kretz examines the motivations behind this transformation and the growing willingness to fight against British rule.

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From Proud Subjects to Protesters examines the changing relationship between ordinary American colonists and British authority.

The book focuses on why colonists who had once identified as loyal subjects came to question and oppose British rule.

It offers a historical look at the causes behind colonial protest and the movement toward resistance.

Written by Dr. Brittany Lauren Kretz, this work considers the experiences and motivations of average American colonists.

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