help needed Abdullah Nayyar

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does any of you know how can abdullah nayyar be contacted? as he is a master of US history and since theres no way to contact him, can anyone please tell me how to contact him as i need some help?

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1. Attitudes of American
2. Attitudes of british
3. Mercantilism and navigation acts
a) Navigation act of 1651
b) Enumerated act of commodities 1660.
c) The stamp
d) Enforcement act of 1669.
e) Duty act of 1673
f) Molasses act of 1733
4.British restrictions on manufacture.
5. Removal of french danger.
7. Policies of Grenville.
a) Crown's proclamation/ cruel taxes.
b) The sugar act of 1764.
c) The stamp act 1765.
d) The colonial protest.
e) Stamp act congress.
f) Sons of liberty.
g) Repeal of stamp act 1766.
h) The Quartering act 1765.
7. Townshand programs.
8. Resistance to the Townshand programs.
9 . Circular letters.
10. Tea act and Boston tea party 1773.
11. The first continental congress 1774.
12. The second continental congress 1775.
13. Social Influence of British.
14. Physical growth of colonies.
15. No Taxation without Representation.
16. Role of Radicals.
17. Thomas Paine preach "Common Scence".
18. First declaration of Independence.
19. Finally approved declaration.
20. War at Sarataga 1777.
21. France thirsting for revenge.
22. Fear of reconciliation.
23. The The french Indian war.
24. Unity created by Great Awakening 1781.
25. battle of York Town (1730--1740).
26. Peace Treaty at paris 1783.
27. Features of treaty at Paris.
28. Important concessions of American.
29. Reasons for Americans success in war.
30. Results and significance of war.
a) Fall of Lord North's ministry, George III, Rise of Wigs and constitutional govt.
b) Thirteen colonies become "confederation of United Nations"
c) Government change in colonies they become republic.
d) Expelled Thousand loyalties.
e) Slave trade prohibited .
31. Conclusion.