Michael Edward Donovan

From Revolution to Constitution Michael Edward Donovan

This is an easy to read, opinionated, and occasionally humorous account of the American Revolution from 1765 to the end of 1777. It is set in 14-font, and the segments are all short and self-contained. Segments include The Stamp Act Congress of NYC; the Green Dragons; the Hutchinson Letters; the Quebec Act of 1774; John Brown from Pittsfield; Izzy Gordon Took an Axe; Arnold's March to Quebec; the Battle of Widow Moore's Creek; Kip's Bay; Nathan Hale; the Battle of Princeton; the Republic of Vermont; Brandywine Creek; Saratoga; and Von Steuben.