Voices from colonial America

A guide to Connecticut's history during the colonial period discusses its founders, daily life, manufacturing, and significant battles, in a volume that includes archival images and period maps.

Tells the story of colonial North Carolina, from the arrival of explorers to the Revolution, discussing the colonies at Roanoke, relations with Native Americans, the Regulators, and other topics.

Chronicles the colonial history of Florida through archival photographs, period maps, and first-person accounts from explorers, Native Americans, missionaries, government officials, and others, covering a period that ranges from Ponce de Leon's first landfall in 1513 to Florida's acquisition by the United States in 1821.

A history of South Carolina from its beginning as an English colony to 1788 when it became the eighth state, focusing on the experiences of people who lived and worked in the region.

First-person accounts, archival illustrations, and historical maps describe the history of Maryland from 1634 to 1776, including its founding as a haven for Catholics.

First-person accounts, archival illustrations, and historic maps reveal the history of New France from 1534 to 1763, including early settlements and confrontations with Native Americans, wars with the British, and the fall of New France.

Enhanced by period maps and first-person accounts, presents the history of colonial Massachusetts.

Chronicles the history of colonial California from the arrival of Spanish explorers in the mid-1500s to 1850 when California became the thirty-first state, focusing on the experiences of people from all walks of life who lived and worked in the rugged region.

A history of South Carolina from its beginning as an English colony to 1788 when it became the eighth state, focusing on the experiences of people who lived and worked in the region.