Roads to the revolution : with here and there a byway to colonial days
Comstock, Sarah.
1928
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Illustrated lining papers.
"Twenty journeys ... [to] scenes of the American Revolution ... from three centers: Boston, New York and Philadelphia"--Preface.
Summary: Twenty journeys to scenes of the American revolution from three centers: Boston, New York and Philadelphia. - 1 online resource (xii, 455 pages) : illustrations.
- Table of Contents: To my fellow-travelers --From Boston.Boston and Bunker Hill --Lexington, Conford and Paul Revere --Plymouth and the pilgrims --Salem and witchcraft --Towns near Boston and "Dorothy Q" --The south shore of the New England and the British torch --From New York.New York, the Dutch, and the gilded statue --Long Island and Nathan Hale --The west shore of the Hudson and "Mad Anthony" --The old Albany post road and a mug o' flip --Saratoga nd Burgoyne's surrender --Fort Ticonderoga and the Green Mountain Boys --New Jersey and the "Fighting Parson" --Monmouth and Molly Pitcher --From Philadelphia.Philadelphia, the Quakers, and the bell --Trenton, Princeton, and the crossing --Brandywine and "Carmen Bellicosum" -- Germantown and the Cliveden Lions -- Valley Forge and the terrible winter --Washington, a farm, and peace.
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