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The work surveys the European colonization of North America, tracing how settlers adapted familiar institutions to new physical geography and indigenous populations. It combines physical and political geography with narrative of settlement patterns, discusses origins and impact of native peoples, and analyzes social, economic, and political organization of individual colonies and their interstate relations. Emphasis falls on the development of colonial institutions, causes that culminated in eventual revolt, and the inclusion of maps and bibliographic guides to direct further study.
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