The Constitutional Origins of the American Revolution

Delving into the constitutional issues central to the eighteenth-century conflict between Britain and its American colonies, this book examines the legal and political tensions that fueled the desire for independence. It highlights the differing interpretations of rights and governance, shedding light on the foundations of American political thought and the eventual break from British rule. Through a detailed analysis, it provides a nuanced understanding of the historical context and the implications for both nations.