1775-1783, revolution

Explores the history of Independence Day, celebrated in the United States on July 4, and discusses why it is important and how it is observed.

Color illustrations fill this overview of the battles, soldiers, weapons, and issues that shaped the first two years of the American Revolution.

During the Revolutionary War, Anne Nelson journeys with Indians, is imprisoned, escapes, and helps capture an English privateer.

Discusses each colony's history individually including its settlement, naming, laws, and prominent persons.

A phonics-based nonfiction book for level-three beginning readers, providing information about Paul Revere's role in the events of the Revolutionary War. Includes a glossary, map, and a list of books and Web sites for further study.

Twelve-year-old Hannah accepts the challenge of sneaking behind enemy lines to deliver a message to General Washington which will result in the British surrender at Yorktown.

In 1777, thirteen-year-old Polly and her family face great danger after they move to the Kentucky frontier.

Examines how the events of the American Revolutionary War changed the course of history.

Relates in verse the battle between John Paul Jones' Bonhomme Richard and the British ships Serapis and Scarborough.

Recreates the swashbuckling era of the privateer.