Author: Abraham John Valpy (Ed)
Title: American Encroachments on British Rights [from &Apos;the Pamphleteer&Apos;]
Description: London, Gale and Fenner, 1815. Disbound. A section from the nineteenth century publication 'The Pamphleteer' regarding American Encroachments of British Rights. Much of this chapter is taken from Nathaniel Atcheson's work 'American Encroachments on British Rights' published in 1808 which is an observation on the importance of the British North American Colonies and looks at the treaties with the United States. This copy is disbound. Lacking the title page, as this is one section from this periodical. This work is part II concluded from the last number. This work explores shipping and trade at the turn of the nineteenth century and looks at the relationship of Britain and America following the War of Independence and the Confederation period. A very scarce work, which provides an insight into the political state and relationship between Britain, its old colonies, and the newly formed United States of America. Disbound. Externally, very smart with a light spot to the first leaf. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are very bright and clean. Near Fine . Ill.: None. Near Fine .

Keywords: Nathaniel Atcheson North America Colonies North America None


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