The Foundations of American Nationality; Volume 1 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176610682)

The Foundations of American Nationality, Volume 1, explores the formative period of American history, tracing the development of a distinct national identity from its colonial roots through the Revolutionary era. Evarts Boutell Greene meticulously examines the political, social, and cultural forces that shaped the nascent nation, providing invaluable insights into the origins of American ideals and institutions.

This volume delves into the diverse influences that contributed to the growth of American nationalism, shedding light on the evolving sense of unity and purpose that propelled the colonies toward independence. Greene's work remains a seminal contribution to the understanding of America's foundational years, offering a comprehensive analysis of the complex factors that forged the nation's identity.

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