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Revolutionary War Non-Fiction Books by award winning author Gregory Edgar - for adults and young adults |
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Learn why the American colonists were reluctant to break their ties with the mother country. » » |
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Reluctant Break with Britain; From Stamp Act to Bunker Hill:
Relive Boston's infamous "tea party" riot. Read personal accounts from both
sides, so you can judge for yourself who fired "the shot heard round the world" on Lexington's green that fateful morning of April 19, 1775.
The book concludes with a stirring account of the misnamed battle of Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775, when New England "Yankees" proved their mettle by not running away from the better trained and equipped British "Regulars" in this first formal battle of the Revolutionary War
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"In his latest Revolutionary War non-fiction book, Gregory Edgar again shows his remarkable ability
to weave together first-hand accounts into a concise, highly readable narrative. He allows readers to experience Revolutionary War events as they happened – in the encampments, on the marches, and on the battlefields."
- Don Hagist, book critic, The Brigade Dispatch
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"A welcome addition to the Revolutionary War literature. Vivid and readable, an excellent choice for leisure as well as study.”
- Don Hagist, book critic, The Brigade Dispatch | | |
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"Edgar succeeds in showing the
impact of major events, such as the decisive battle of Saratoga, on people a lot like you and me.”
- Richard Tambling, book critic, Manchester, CT Journal Inquirer
"In this fine and very well researched
Revolutionary War non-fiction book, the action is often in the words of those taking part in the battles. Their letters and diaries show the feelings and
experiences, and make the battle of Bennington, battle of Saratoga and others come alive."
- Ursula Kiner, book critic, Winsted, CT Voice
"Forget any bad high school history class experience you had, and read this Revolutionary War non-fiction book.”
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