The principle of representation in Jamaica and the British Atlantic in the age of revolutions, 1768–1807
Britons and Americans seem to have agreed about most constitutional principles in 1776, apart from who was to be represented and how. It has been argued by many historians of the American Revolution that this formed the basis for conflict and change. Examining how representation was conceptualized i...
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Taylor & Francis (Routledge)
2019
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