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Contains 210 primary documents associated with ninety national, ethnoreligious, and Native American cultures residing in the U.S., arranged alphabetically according to group and including autobiographies, speeches, letters, oral histories, poems, political cartoons, photographs, and recipes.

Collection of key primary documents relating to the founding of the United States, illustrating the debates on the principles and practices of good government that were waged from 1775 to 1792, and presenting contending views on the founding-era arguments about the meaning and practice of democracy.

Presents a collection of writing about America from journals, diaries, political documents, religious sermons, and poetry and includes Native American mythology, European settlement writings, and literature from the time when the United States was found.

Contains contemporary quotations drawn from speeches, letters, diaries, newspaper articles, and memoirs.

Recounts the events of the French Revolution through letters, diaries and journals, and chroniclers of the time.