Revolutionary America, 1763-1815

Francis D. Cogliano is Professor of American History at the University of Edinburgh where he specializes in the history of revolutionary and early national America. He is the author of Revolutionary America, 1763-1815: A Political History.Kirsten Phimister holds a Ph.D. in American history from the University of Edinburgh.

"Cogliano and Phimister’s outstanding collection of primary sources on the eras of the American Revolution and Early Republic will be a tremendous asset for students of American history. The sources they have have included in this collection are not only important, but also, in many cases, quite unexpected - shedding new light on an important subject."-Richard R. Beeman, Professor of History, University of Pennsylvania"This Sourcebook narrates American nation-building from many perspectives, relaying all the drama and uncertainty of a revolutionary age. Readers confront the fraught relationship of personal liberty and governmental authority, a tension that remains at the heart of American civic culture."-Seth Rockman, Professor of History, Brown University"Those looking for a way to involve students in history or a lively supplement to a classroom textbook will welcome this volume ... The introductions in the Sourcebook provide concise, well-written interpretations of key events; the sources section leads readers to relevant documents to that they can draw their own conclusions ... This is a great resource. Highly Recommended." – Choice

• Chapter 1: Native Americans and the American RevolutionChapter 2: British North America in 1763Chapter 3: The Imperial CrisisChapter 4: Revolution, 1775-1776Chapter 5: Winning Independence: The Wars of the American RevolutionChapter 6: African Americans in the Age of RevolutionChapter 7: The Confederation EraChapter 8: Creating the ConstitutionChapter 9: American Women in the Age of RevolutionChapter 10: The Federalist EraChapter 11: An Empire of Liberty, 1801-1815