A Statistical, Political, And Historical Account Of The United States Of North America; From The Period Of Their First Colonization To The Present Day (Volume Iii)

The shaping of a nation unfolds in detail and drama. Here, the third volume of David Bailie Warden's monumental account guides readers through the intricate weave of America's early years, from colonial settlement history to the dawn of the nineteenth century. With a rare blend of statistical rigour and narrative insight, this classic American history reprint offers a panoramic view of the United States' political history, illuminating the forces that forged a new republic. Warden's work stands apart as a multi-volume history reference, prized both for its meticulous historical statistics compendium and its vivid portrait of American society in transition. Drawing on early US government records and demographic data, he captures the ambitions and anxieties of colonial North America, the evolving structures of the early republic era, and the shifting patterns of population and power. This volume serves as an indispensable academic research sourcebook, yet its clarity and scope invite casual readers to discover the origins of the American story for themselves. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. Revered by historians for its contribution to nineteenth century historiography, Warden's account remains a cornerstone American history reference. Whether you are deepening your research, expanding your classic literature collection, or seeking to understand the roots of a nation, this restored edition offers enduring insight and cultural value. Five words: history, revealed in every detail.