Journals of the Continental Congress; Volume 13

This book provides historical context for the formation of the United States of America. The journals of the Continental Congress chronicle the events leading to the American Revolution and the establishment of an independent nation. They detail the challenges faced by Congress in their quest for freedom and provide a vivid insight into the period's political and social climate. This book is an excellent resource for history enthusiasts and those studying the American Revolution.

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