The American Idea of England, 1776-1840

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The book explores the complex identity crisis faced by American colonists after declaring independence in 1776, emphasizing their lingering ties to England. Clark argues that understanding what it meant to be American during this period requires examining the deep-rooted connections and habits that persisted despite the break from British rule. The study highlights the challenges of redefining national identity in the context of the historical Anglo-American relationship.