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Colonial Pennsylvania: A History
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CONTENTS |
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EDITORS' INTRODUCTION |
xi |
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PREFACE |
xvii |
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PLANNING: WILLIAM PENN, THE QUAKERS, AND THE "HOLY EXPERIMENT" |
1 |
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PLANTING: EARLIER INHABITANTS AND NEW SETTLERS |
22 |
| 3 |
FIRST SHOOTS: IMPERIAL AND PROVINCIAL POLITICS IN THE LATE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY |
44 |
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EARLY GROWTH: POLITICAL, SOCIAL, AND ECONOMIC STRUCTURE IN THE EARLY EIGHTEENTH CENTURY |
76 |
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TRANSPLANTS: AFRICAN AND EUROPEAN IMMIGRANTS IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY |
113 |
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A GRAFTING: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, AGENT OF CHANGE |
137 |
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NEW SPROUTS: WESTERN SETTLEMENT, IMPERIAL WAR, AND THE GREAT AWAKENING |
164 |
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PRUNING: INDIAN AFFAIRS, POLITICS, AND QUAKER REFORMATION |
196 |
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BUDDING: ROYAL GOVERNMENT, REVITALIZED IMPERIALISM, AND THE EMERGENCE OF NEW POLITICS |
229 |
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BLOSSOMING: THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT |
268 |
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HARVEST: THE WAR YEARS |
310 |
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BIBLIOGRAPHY |
322 |
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INDEX |
339 |
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