The Fault Lines of Empire

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Focusing on early modern British Empire communities in Massachusetts and Nova Scotia, this comparative study explores the impact of British reforms on political customs in the United States and Canada. Elizabeth Mancke delves into the distinct trajectories of these regions, highlighting how their unique responses to imperial policies shaped their political landscapes. The book offers insights into the complexities of colonial governance and the emergence of differing political identities within the empire.