Bacon's Rebellion, 1676

Written in the mid-20th century by Thomas Jefferson Wertenbaker, 'Bacon's Rebellion, 1676' provides a detailed historical account of the rebellion led by Nathaniel Bacon against Governor Sir William Berkeley in Colonial Virginia. The book examines the socio-political tensions, grievances, and oppressive governance that fueled the conflict, highlighting issues such as corruption, excessive taxation, and land distribution. It introduces key figures and sets the stage for understanding the complexities of this significant event in American colonial history.