Author: Dickinson, John
Synopsis:
'Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania, to the Inhabitants of the British Colonies' is a collection of thought-provoking letters written by John Dickinson, a prominent American lawyer and politician, during a time of growing tension between the British Empire and its American colonies. Through his eloquent and persuasive writing, Dickinson addresses the pressing issues of taxation and the rights of the colonists, urging his fellow inhabitants to unite and stand up against the oppressive policies imposed by the British government. As the letters unfold, readers are taken on a journey of intellectual exploration and political awakening, as Dickinson's words ignite a spark of resistance and revolution in the hearts of the colonists.
Genres: Political literature, Historical non-fiction
Themes: Colonial resistance, Taxation without representation, Rights of the colonists, Unity and solidarity
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