A analysis of the radical exiles - English dissenters, Whigs and Painites - who arrived in America during the 18th century, evaluating the long-term influence their ideas had on American political thought. It tells how these men came to be exiled and how they participated in American politics.
After the rising of 1798, Bryson was punished by compulsory enlistment in the regular army. In this reflective letter to his sister, written in 1801 after his escape to New York, he provides a vivid chronicle of his enforced travels.
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