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He explains British success in North America as unusually bottom-up and settler-driven, especially through Jamestown persistence and Boston Puritan family settlement.
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He explains British success in North America as unusually bottom-up and settler-driven, especially through Jamestown persistence and Boston Puritan family settlement.
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"So there are three major nations that are trying to colonize North America. You have the French. And what they will do is they..."
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"What makes Boston unique at this stage in North American history is that it is established by a company, the Massachusetts Bay Company, that..."
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"...a very powerful nation. It went from a patchwork of 13 British colonies to become one of the global superpowers, right? And so this..."
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"...then move capital, their wealth, to England or one of the British colonies for safekeeping, okay? So that's a source of English power. Second..."
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"...the British and the Americans agree that Canada will stay a British colony. But, again, because of Manifest Destiny, we can expect America to..."
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America begins here as a cure for civilization: a clean-slate game built from Enlightenment rights, self-help, property, and fair rules.
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