Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania
John Dickinson
1903
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He was a wealthy lawyer pretending to be a farmer, and the disguise worked perfectly. Dickinson's letters argued against the Townshend duties in language plain enough for every colonial newspaper to reprint, and they did the real work of turning a tax dispute into a constitutional argument. The case for America, made before anyone was willing to say revolution out loud.
12 chapters
- 1Letter One12m
- 2Letter Two19m
- 3Letter Three17m
- 4Letter Four11m
- 5Letter Five13m
- 6Letter Six14m
- 7Letter Seven18m
- 8Letter Eight14m
- 9Letter Nine25m
- 10Letter Ten19m
- 11Letter Eleven23m
- 12Letter Twelve20m
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