Collection of State-papers: First Acknowledgment of the Sovereignty of the United States of America

In this seminal volume, "Collection of State-papers: First Acknowledgment of the Sovereignty of the United States of America," various authors compile a comprehensive collection of pivotal documents that chronicle the early diplomatic recognition of American sovereignty. This anthology features treaties, correspondence, and official proclamations, illustrating a pivotal alignments in international relations during the late 18th century. The literary style is marked by a formal tone, reflecting the gravitas of its contents and the historical circumstances surrounding the birth of the United States. This collection serves not only as a historical record but also as a testament to the evolving nature of sovereignty and diplomacy. The authors contributing to this collection represent a diverse array of contemporary political figures, diplomats, and scholars who played significant roles in shaping early American diplomacy. Their backgrounds reflect varied political perspectives, yet they share a common goal: to establish the U.S. as an independent entity on the world stage. This compilation is enriched by the contributors' insights into the complex geopolitical landscape that led to the crucial recognition of American sovereignty. This collection is invaluable for students, historians, and anyone interested in the political foundations of the United States. It provides essential context for understanding the early struggles for recognition and the implications of sovereignty in international law, making it a critical resource for both academic research and general readers seeking to comprehend the formative moments of American independence.