Unger, Harlow G.

Provides an account of the Tea Party movement in colonial America, discussing the protest that ensued when the British government tried to collect import duties to pay for American defense, looking at the role of James Otis, Jr., and Sam Adams in spreading discontent throughout the colonies, describing the Boston Tea Party and similar incidents in New York, Philadelphia, Charleston, and elsewhere, and arguing the revolt led directly to the Revolution.

Offers guidance on the wide-ranging opportunities in alternative and vocational education.

Chronicles the life of American patriot John Hancock, discussing how he became one of America's founding fathers and the first governor of the independent state of Massachusetts.

An introduction to eight men and women whose passion for teaching revolutionized American education and, through education, the whole society.