Charles McLean Andrews was a preeminent historian of colonial America, recognized as a leading authority in the field. He was particularly noted as a leader of the "Imperial school" of historians, who studied and generally admired the efficiency of the British Empire in the 18th century. His extensive scholarly output, comprising numerous major articles and books alongside many shorter works and reviews, significantly shaped the understanding of the colonial era.
This guide provides a comprehensive list of the colonial office papers held in the Public Record Office of Great Britain and includes both old and new references. Originally published in 1914, it remains a valuable resource for historians and others interested in research on American history.
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