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- ISBN: 0345427564
- ISBN: 9780345427564
- ISBN: 0375432450
- ISBN: 9780375432453
- Physical Description: 638 pages : maps ; 25 cm
- Edition: First edition.
- Publisher: New York : Ballantine Books, 2002.
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| Formatted Contents Note: | 1 The fisherman : Gravesend Bay, New York : August ... Read More |
| Summary, etc.: | A novel about a pivotal period in the American ... Read More |
| Study Program Information Note: | UG Accelerated Reader AR 8.1 44.0 68639. |
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| Genre: | Historical fiction. War fiction. Historical fiction. Fiction. History. Historical fiction. War stories. Historical fiction. War fiction. |
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| 264 | 1. | ‡aNew York : ‡bBallantine Books, ‡c2002. | |
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| 520 | . | ‡aA novel about a pivotal period in the American Revolution relates the colonists' uphill battle in their quest for freedom, while General George Washington makes a fateful decision to cross the Delaware River and confront the enemy in New Jersey. It was never a war in which the outcome was obvious. Despite their spirit and stamina, the colonists were outmanned and outfought by the brazen British army. General George Washington found his troops trounced in the battles of Brooklyn and Manhattan and retreated toward Pennsylvania. With the future of the colonies at its lowest ebb, Washington made his most fateful decision: to cross the Delaware River and attack the enemy. The stunning victory at Trenton began a saga of victory and defeat that concluded with the British surrender at Yorktown, a moment that changed the history of the world. There is George Washington, the charismatic leader who held his army together to achieve an unlikely victory; Charles Cornwallis, the no-nonsense British general, more than a match for his colonial counterpart; Nathaniel Greene, who rose from obscurity to become the finest battlefield commander in Washington's army; The Marquis de Lafayette, the young Frenchman who brought a soldier's passion to America; and Benjamin Franklin, a brilliant man of science and philosophy who became the finest statesman of his day. | |
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| 505 | 0 | . | ‡a1 The fisherman : Gravesend Bay, New York : August 22,1776 -- 2. Cornwallis : Long Island, New York : August 22, 1776; August 26, 1776 -- 3. Washington : Brooklyn Heights : August 27, 1776; August 29, 1776 -- 4. Cornwallis : Brooklyn Heights : August 30, 1776; September 8, 1776 -- 5. Franklin : September 11, 1776 -- 6. Cornwallis : September 15, 1776 -- 7. Washington : September 15, 1776 -- 8. Nathan Hale : September 20, 1776; September 22, 1776 -- 9. Cornwallis : October 12, 1776 -- Greene : November 6, 1776; November 12, 1776; November 16, 1776 -- 11. Cornwallis : November 20, 1776; December 7, 1776; December 8, 1776; December 14, 1776 -- 12. Washington : December 15, 1776; December 22, 1776 -- 13. Washington : December 25, 1776; December 26, 1776 -- 14. Washington : December 30, 1776 -- 15. Cornwallis : January 2, 1777 -- 16. Washington : January 3, 1777 -- Part two : 17. Franklin : January 1777 -- January 9, 1777 -- 18. Franklin : February 25, 1777; March 1777 -- 19. Cornwallis : May 1777; June 5, 1777 -- Greene : July 1777 : July 10, 1777 -- 21. Washington : July 31, 1777; August 1, 1777; August 22, 1777 -- 22. Cornwallis : August 25, 1777; September 8, 1777; September 9, 1777; September 10, 1777 -- 23. Washington : September 11, 1777 -- 24. Cornwallis : Philadelphia : October 1777 : October 4, 1777 -- 25. Washington : October 7, 1777; October 18, 1777; November 4, 1777; November 28, 1777 -- 26. Franklin : Paris : November 1777; December 1777: December 4, 1777 -- 27. Washington : Valley Forge, Pennsylvania : January 1778 -- 28.Franklin : December 1777 : December 31, 1777; January 6, 1778; January 7, 1778 -- 29. Washington : January 1778; Valley Forge : February 12, 1778 -- 30. Washington : February 1778; February 23, 1778 -- 31. Von Steuben : February 27, 1778; March 1778 -- 32. Howe : Philadelphia : April 1778 -- 33. Washington : May 3, 1778; May 6, 1778 -- 34. Greene : May 19, 1778; May 20, 1778; May 21, 1778; June 1778 -- 35. Cornwallis : June 8, 1778; June 9, 1778; June 18, 1778 -- 36. Washington : Hopewell, New Jersey : June 24, 1778; June 25, 1778 -- 37. Lafayette : Englishtown, New Jersey : June 27, 1778; Near Monmouth Court House : June 28, 1778 -- 38. Washington : June 29, 1778 -- Part three : 39. Greene : July 11, 1778; Coventry, Rhode Island : July 30, 1778; Tiverton, Rhode Island : August 5, 1778; August 9, 1778; August 12, 1778; August 20, 1778 -- 40. Cornwallis : Wallabout Bay, New York : November 27, 1778; Suffolk England : December 29, 1778 -- 41. Washington : Spring 1779 -- 42. Franklin : Paris : Summer 1779 -- 43. Cornwallis : September 1779; late September 1779; December 1779 : December 26, 1779; May 1780; Charleston : June 3, 1780; June 8, 1780 -- 44. Washington : Preakness, New Jersey : June 1780; Hartford, Connecticut : September 1780 -- 45. Arnold : Near West Point, New York : September 1780 -- 46. Washington : September 25, 1780; October 2, 1780 -- 47. Greene : Preakness, New Jersey : October 22, 1780; November 1780; Charlotte, North Carolina : December 2, 1780; January 1781 -- 48. Cornwallis : Winnsboro, South Carolina : January 1781 -- 49. Morgan : January 16, 1781; Hannah's Cowpens : January 17, 1781 -- 50. Cornwallis : January 18, 1781; Ramsour's Mill, North Carolina : January 25, 1781; February 1781 -- 51. Greene : February 1781; Guilford Court House, North Carolina : March 15, 1781; Troublesome Creek, North Carolina : March 18, 1781 -- 52. Cornwallis : March 18, 1781; Cross Creek, North Carolina : March 29, 1781; Wilmington, North Carolina : April 1781 -- 53. Washington : June 1781; August 1781 -- 54. Cornwallis : Williamsburg, Virginia : August 1781 -- 55. Lafayette : September 1781 : September 5, 1781; September 14, 1781 -- 56. Washington : September 28, 1781; September 30, 1781; October 6, 1781; October 9, 1781 -- 57. Cornwallis : October 10, 1781; October 14, 1781; October 16, 1781; October 17, 1781 -- 58. Washington : October 19, 1781; October 27, 1781 -- 59. Washington : New York : November 1783; New York : December 4, 1783 -- Afterword : I. Benjamin Franklin -- Nathaniel Greene -- Marie Du Motier, The Marquis De Lafayette -- Henry Know -- Charles Lee -- Daniel Morgan -- Horatio Gates -- Anthony Wayne -- Frederick Von Steuben -- Tench Tilghman -- Henry "Light-Horse Harry" Lee -- Silas Deane -- Robert Morris -- John Sullivan -- Alexander Hamilton -- II. And across the Atlantic...: Charles, Earl Cornwallis -- Jean-Baptiste, Count Rochambeau -- Francois, Count De Grasse -- Charles Gravier, Count De Vergennes -- William Howe -- Benedict Arnold -- Henry Clinton -- Wilhelm, Baron Von Knyphausen -- Banastre Tarleton -- Charles O'Hara -- III. And, George Washington. |
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