Sons of Liberty

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  Sons of Liberty

  By Christopher G. Nuttall

  “We don't know,” Rochester said. “I'd prefer to give Colonel Jackson a field promotion and put him in command, but that won't go down well with any of the America hands. They'd claim Jackson was another Braddock and they'd be right.

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  Sons of Liberty: A Story of the Life and Times of Paul Revere

  By Walter A. Dyer

  Sons of Liberty: A Story of the Life and Times of Paul Revere

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  Sons of Liberty

  By Marshall Poe

  As he grows up in Boston in the 1760s and 1770s, Nathan Smithfield becomes involved in the early events of the American Revolution and is forced to choose between the beliefs of his loyalist father and his revolutionary friends.

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  Sons of Liberty

  By Ashley Wood, Alex Garner

  Four years after former FoxHound hero Solid Snake saved the day on Shadow Moses Island, a new terrorist organization known as Dead Cell has hijacked the environmental cleanup facility known as the Big Shell and taken the President of the ...

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  Sons of Liberty

  By Felix Sutton

  A brief summary of events leading to the Revolution and short biographies of five members of the Sons of Liberty who played major roles in the struggle for independence.

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  Sons of Liberty

  By James Reasoner

  New York Times bestselling author James Reasoner turns his legendary storytelling skills to the early days of the American Revolution in SONS OF LIBERTY, the first volume in the critically acclaimed Patriots series.

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  Sons of Liberty

  By Adele Griffin

  This is just another in a long string of interrupted nights—early morning wake-up calls that their father uses to teach endurance, discipline, and a respect for authority.

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  Sons of Liberty

  By Adam Rutledge

  In a tale set in Boston in 1773, Daniel Reed cloaks his insurrectionist sympathies with caution, but his teenage brother, Quincy, rushes headlong into the fight for freedom, and they soon face events that will change their lives forever

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  Sons of Liberty

  By Marie Jakober

  Outside, an owl whooed low near the house, and a dog answered, barking briefly and indifferently. He thought about the meeting, and put it out of his head. It was over; the Sons of Liberty were dead. But he wondered who the spy was, ...