The Hungarian Participants of the American War of Independence by Patrik Kunec

Subjects: “…American War of Independence…”
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The American War of Independence (1776-1783 AD) (historical study) by يونس الياسري, احمد الشمري

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Eduardo Garrigues López-Chicheri (coord.), Norteamérica a finales del siglo XVIII : España y los Estados Unidos , Madrid, Fundación Consejo España-EEUU-Marcial Pons, 2008, 358 p.... by Federica Morelli

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<i>A Natural Community of Interests and Sympathies</i>: Russia and America in the 19^th Century by S. M. Plekhanov

“…The congruence between the two countries' national interests was discovered during the American War of Independence and continued to exist until the early 20th century. …”
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Putting the United States in North America by Richard John

“…This essay surveys the transnational social processes that shaped the United States in the period between the American War of Independence (1775-1781) and the entry of the United States in the First World War in 1917. …”
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La réception du traité de Paris (1783) et l’imaginaire des relations franco-américaines by Hervé-Thomas Campangne

“…Written from the perspective of cultural history, its goal is to go beyond traditional historiographic perspectives and show that the French and the Americans did not share the same vision of the relationship between their two nations. As the American War of Independence ended and a new world order arose, a divide soon developed between, on the one hand, an idealized vision of the French–American friendship and, on the other hand, the realities of international trade and politics. …”
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Female and Male Activism for Women’s Rights in Eighteenth-Century America and France by Linda Garbaye

“…This paper retraces the involvement of American and French women and men in favor of women’s rights during the periods of the American War of Independence and the French Revolution. In both the United States and France, women participated in these major historical events through street protests, in their writings and correspondence, and, in rare cases, they took part in fighting. …”
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Colonia, entre appropriation et rejet : la naissance d’un concept (de la fin des années 1750 aux révolutions hispaniques) by Philippe Castejon

“…The debates aroused by the dissemination of the works of Raynal or Robertson criticising Spanish colonisation helped bring the word into common use following the American War of Independence. However, it was the Hispanic revolutions which, in creating a new political context, transformed the term into a political concept. …”
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Géographie d’une célébrité : la franklin mania dans les provinces françaises (1776-1790) by Leïla Tnaïnchi

“…During the American War of Independence, the success of Benjamin Franklin’s diplomatic mission was not only played out in the private offices of the Château de Versailles. …”
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Shakespeare at war: a material history

“…Addressing home fronts and battle fronts, the collection's broad chronological coverage encompasses the Seven Years' War, the American War of Independence, the Napoleonic Wars, the Russian War, the First and Second World Wars, and the Iraq War. …”

Research on the Characteristics of American War Communication Practice and the Impact on Communication Study by Meng Ziwen

“…The main object of this study is war in American history, including famous communication events from the American War of Independence, Civil War, World War I and World War II as examples focusing on the application and characteristics of communication in the American war history and how it has influenced the study of communication in the United States through a brief review of American war communication. …”
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A Values-based World Order by Ashok Natarajan

“…The utopian values espoused during the American War of Independence, the French Revolution, the Indian Independence Movement, the founding of the United Nations, and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights have gradually acquired the status of law and been transformed into globally accepted social standards and goals, as embodied in the UN Sustainable Development Goals. …”
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Miscellany/Mélanges

“…Stewart-Robertson, Reid's anatomy of culture: a Scottish response to the eloquent Jean-Jacques <br/> Lily Willens, Lafayette's quest for 'glory' in the American War of Independence <br/> Michael Cardy, Le <em>nécessaire</em> et le <em>superflu</em>: antithèse des Lumières <br/> Walter Moser, L'<em>Aufklärung</em> et sa renaissance au XXe siècle <br/> George Armstrong Kelly, War, revolution and terror: a public biography of Adam-Philippe de Custine <br/> Dennis Fletcher, Dix-huitième siècle…”

Military operations in the conflict between Britain and the United States (1776 - 1783 AD) العمليات العسكرية في الصراع بين بريطانيا والولايات المتحدة ( 1776- 1783م... by Yuniss Abbass Nimha يونس عباس نعمة (University of Babylon)

“…Britain faced several problems since in 1763 most notably rising public debt and land management broad captured after the defeat of the French in America and that required kept as a major force in those areas, and in addition to feeling the British government that colonies did not lead what was to be done and presented Britain in the war promised Britain defend the colonies which led Britain review its policy in these colonies and since in 1763 tried to age several laws to subdue the colonies to its policy and taxation, most notably (royal proclamation to regulate the new land in 1763 and legal sugar and currency in 1764 and a legal character and subsidy in 1765 and the Tea Act 1773) and that caused the conflict political and intellectual male which Americans had no right to impose taxes on them because they are not represented in the British House of Commons However they filed several appeals to abolish the laws but the arbitrariness of the British government and the insistence of King George III to subdue the colonies for his case without any political solution, what was of the two only go to a military solution to resolve the conflict through what is known as the American War of Independence (1776-1783).…”
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The resource base of US military tourism and its regional features (case study: memories of the War for Independence and the Civil War) by Igor Smyrnov

“…The article unfolds the peculiarities of resource base of military tourism (case study: the USA), in particular, the military-historical tourist objects connected with the American War for Independence and the Civil War. The division of military tourism into such subspecies as military and historical, armored, military-tourism, military-historical festivals and reconstructions has been described. …”
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Louis XVI and the comte de Vergennes

“…New light is shed on France’s intervention in the American War of Independence – and in particular on how and why the king’s decision to intervene was taken; on the Franco-Austrian alliance, and the pacte de famille with Spain. …”

Honouring The Wound: War and Performance in the Lives of Hannah Snell, Deborah Sampson and Pauline Cushman by Georgina K. Lock

“…Deborah Sampson Gannet (1760-1827) fought the British in the American Wars of Independence and Pauline Cushman (1833-1893) claimed to have disguised herself for the Union during the American Civil War. …”
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El día de la independencia: una revisión necesaria by Marixa Lasso

“…The essay examines the emergence of a nationalist ideology of racial equality during the Spanish American wars of independence in Caribbean New Granada; in particular for the case of the Province of Cartagena de Indias. …”
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Foreign Traders in South America and the Financing of the Independence Wars, 1820-1830 by Cristina Ana Mazzeo

“…To do so, we study the links among foreign merchants who were rooted or closely connected to such ports in the context of the South American wars of independence. War placed Peru in a disastrous economic situation, a circumstance that foreign merchants exploited by becoming the main lenders to the new State, which struggled to cover the expenses of the army to sustain the war. …”
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