Origin and Principles of the American Revolution

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. The Essay, of which a: trapslatipp 4s ibggeb given, was published 1n the Historic jayrnalh a print which appears at Berlin; and was writtfip by M13} Gnn'rz, one of; the most distinguished politigal, Wars in?! 3 Germany. It is for two reasons highly inte'rsgti; agom. 1 Americans: First, because it contains[ the clearest ac-ls count of the. Rise and progress of the revoluaiein which'5 established their independence, that has everi appeared within so small a compass, and secondly, becaps sf: it res cues that revolution from the disgraceful imputation of having proceeded from the same principles as that of France. This error has 110 Where repeated, no where of more pemic'iou'