Forgotten Founders : : Black Patriots, Women Soldiers, and Other Thinkers and Heroes who Shaped Early America

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Call Number: Kids Book / Nonfiction / History / United States / 17th & 18th Century / Lowe, Mifflin, J 973.309 Lo
On Shelf At: Malletts Creek Branch, Pittsfield Branch, Traverwood Branch

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How the Revolutionary War came to be -- People of Colonial times -- People and stories. Sybil Ludington -- James Armistead Lafayette -- Nancy Hart -- Cuffee Wells Saunders -- Salem Poor -- Anna Smith Strong -- Prince Whipple and Prince Estabrook -- The First Rhode Island regiment -- Uniforms of the Revolutionary War -- Abigail Adams -- Phillis Wheatley -- Peter Salem -- Native Americans and the Revolution -- Mary Hays McCauly (Molly Pitcher) -- Edward "Ned" Hector -- Betsy Ross -- Foreign Aid -- James Robinson -- William Flora -- Sarah Franklin Bache -- Crispus Attucks -- Deborah Sampson -- Barzillai Lew -- Lydia Barrington Darragh -- More women of courage.
"The founding of America was not accomplished by a handful of people; it required the heart, soul, and grit of an entire nation. Today, we rightfully honor the efforts of the Founding Fathers, but what about everyone else who sacrificed for the cause? Introducing 'Forgotten Founders', the inspiring book of stories about the heroic women, African Americans, Native Americans, immigrants, and others who played pivotal roles in America's birth. Make no mistake: these were no historical footnotes. These were brave men and women without whom the war simply could never have been won and the new republic never begun"--OCLC

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