Rebels And Redcoats: The American Revolution Through The Eyes Of Those That Fought And Lived It
Here is the American Revolution, the epic struggle that brought forth a new nation, told in a great measure by those who fought and lived it: major figures like Washington, Revere, Franklin and many others heretofore unknown. This is a document of the first great war of principle as it felt and sounded to those who were there, making history.
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Contents
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INTRODUCTION
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Twentyfour Incredible Hours April 1819 1775 2223
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THEIR BALLS WHISLED WELL
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Copyright
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