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Patriot of the Lowcountry: Eliza Wilkinson and the Fall of Charleston
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Patriot of the Lowcountry is a first-person historical novel relating the experiences of an actual South Carolina widow during the American War of ...Read Review
Abigail Trench: A Novel of Washington’s Spy Ring
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Abigail Trench immigrates to New York colony after her mother’s death in London. She is a loyal British subject, educated and employed ...Read Review
A Founding Mother
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Abigail Adams, astonishing “President’s Lady,” tells her story just in time for America’s 250th anniversary. Abigail forges her place as a ...Read Review
After My Brother Sam
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This is a sequel to the 1974 Newbery Medal honor book My Brother Sam is Dead, by the present author and his brother Christopher. ...Read Review
Reluctant Revolutionary: A Hessian Comes to America
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Viewing the American Revolution in 1776 through the German eyes of a Hessian soldier offers readers a unique opportunity to widen their historical perspectives ...Read Review
Katy: The Woman Who Signed the Declaration of Independence
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In 1762, Mary Katharine “Katy” Goddard and her widowed mother, Sarah, leave their beloved home in New London, Connecticut, for Providence, Rhode Island, at ...Read Review
Baxter’s Rangers
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Baxter’s Rangers takes us into the heart of the impending explosion as the American colonies teeter on the brink of rebellion against ...Read Review
The Salamander (The Dawn of America series Book 2)
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The second book in Walker’s The Dawn of America series opens in Salem, Massachusetts, a colonial city that becomes a major port ...Read Review
Mrs. Benedict Arnold
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One of the most consequential and impassioned love stories of the American Revolution—and its tragic denouement—flutters off the page in Emma ...Read Review
Tom Paine’s War: The Words That Rallied a Nation and the Founder for Our Time
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Thomas Paine (b. 1737 in England) had been in America only two years when he penned his fast-selling pamphlet, Common Sense, in January 1776. In ...Read Review
