The Papers of James Iredell, Vol. 1 is a scholarly edition published by the North Carolina Digital Collections, focusing on the early years (1767–1777) of James Iredell, a prominent figure in colonial and early American history. Iredell served as an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court and was an influential political essayist. This volume includes his significant writings, such as the treatise Principles of an American Whig, which predates and echoes themes of the Declaration of Independence. The collection sheds light on political developments during the American Revolution and the Federal period, offering insights into Iredell’s contributions to American political thought. The full text is available online for scholarly research and public education.
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