Robert J. Allison: Boston and New England: Culture and Economy

from Center for Global Humanities · host Robert J. Allison

This lecture discusses the role of Boston, historically, in the culture and economy of New England, with particular reference to the development of New England from 1630 to 1815, with some discussion of why Boston continues to be the leading metropolis of New England.

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