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Sam and John Adams

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A biography of two cousins, one a leader in the American Revolution, the other the second President of the United States.

Abigail Adams

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A biography of the parson's daughter who was the wife of the second President and the mother of the sixth.

Eliza Pinckney

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A biography of the industrious young woman who helped introduce the cultivation of the indigo plant in South Carolina.

The battle for Long Island & New York

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Unwilling to side with either the rebels or loyalists, two young brothers make up their minds when they become involved in the Battle of Long Island.

The fall of the Quaker City

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A Quaker family in Pennsylvania must decide whether or not to support the Revolution.

Battle for Quebec

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Details the successful attempt of Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold to capture Fort Ticonderoga from the English at the outbreak of the Revolutionary War and their later unsuccessful attempt to take...

The road to Lexington and Concord

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In 1775 a young boy and his father become involved in the first major clashes of the Revolution, the battles at Lexington and Concord.

George Rogers Clark

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Follows the campaigns of Major George Rogers Clark whose small army of Virginians captured several frontier forts for the colonists during the Revolution.

Yorktown

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Chronicles the execution of Washington's plan that trapped Cornwallis at Yorktown and won the Revolution for the Americans.

Charles Town

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A brief history of Charleston, South Carolina, from its founding in 1670 to the end of the Revolutionary War.

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