American Independence The Interest And Glory Of Great-Britain A New Edition: To Which Is Added, A Copious Appendix, Containing Two Additional Letters To The Legislature[, ] A Letter To Edmund Burke, Controverting His Principles Of American

In this influential pamphlet, John Cartwright argues for American independence as a means of strengthening ties between Britain and its colonies. Drawing on political philosophy and contemporary debates, Cartwright presents a compelling case for the value of self-determination and democratic governance. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the American Revolution and the political thought that inspired it.

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