1775-1783, revolution

Documents the machinations of three individuals in their efforts to win the American Revolution, tracing their applications of espionage to smuggle weapons and supplies while spinning a web of international political intrigue.

The second in a two-volume work of historical fiction about the American Revolution. Shaara ("Gods and Generals, " "Rise to Rebellion") looks at compelling characters and events, from George Washington to Benedict Arnold, from Valley Forge to Yorktown.

Tells the story of the original making of the Declaration of Independence, and looks at how, after a period in which it was all but forgotten, the document began to assume quasi-religious attributes leading to its enshrinement at the Library of Congress and later the National Archives.

An account of the life and military career of Benedict Arnold during the American Revolution.

A narrative history of the American Revolution and the impact it had in England.

Illustrations and simple text describe the story of flagmaker, Betsy Ross.

An easy-to-read account of Sam and his father fighting as minutemen against the British in the Battle of Lexington.

Shortly after her mother leaves on a trip, a package that contains family heirlooms arrives, and when strange things start to happen around the house, Felicity is convinced that the heirlooms are haunted.

Using their magic tree house, Jack and Annie travel back to the time of the American Revolution and help General George Washington during his famous crossing of the Delaware River. Text presented in Chinese and English.

Focuses on the Revolutionary War in New York, discussing what battles took place in New York, what life was like for the colonists, life after the war, and more related topics.