Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania

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The Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania to the inhabitants of the British colonies were a series of influential works published by Founding Father John Dickinson in the years of 1767 and 1768.^[1] The series was the most popular work among the colonists until the publication of Thomas Paine's Common Sense.^[2]

See also

The Liberty Song

References

External links

Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania, by John Dickinson - Audiobook at LibriVox
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The Religion, Culture, Writings, and Declarations leading up to American Independence

The Great Awakening	George Whitefield • No taxation without representation • Jonathan Mayhew • John Wise • Black Robed Regiment • An Appeal To Heaven

American Enlightenment	Natural Law • Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania • Common Sense • Benjamin Franklin • James Madison • Republicanism • Liberty Tree • Thomas Jefferson • Sons of Liberty • Boston Tea Party • Rattlesnake (American symbol) • Declaration of Rights and Grievances

Resolutions	Virginia Resolves • Massachusetts Circular Letter • Bush River Declaration • Suffolk Resolves • Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress • Petition to the King • Olive Branch Petition • Declaration of the Causes and Necessity of Taking Up Arms • Lee Resolution • Continental Association

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