1738-1789

"[Shares the story of Ethan Allen and] the Green Mountain Boys, the freedom-loving landowners who fought [in the American Revolution] beside ... this daring patriot. Even before the victorious Battle of Fort Ticonderoga, Allen and the Green Mountain Boys were well known for defending settlers--rights in the part of the country now known as Vermont. Often acting without orders or permission, Allen and his Boys fought bravely in the war for America's independence from England. But the passing of over two hundred years has blurred the lines between fact and fiction about Ethan Allenand his men ...[This book provides an] understanding of the events of Allen's lifetime ... [to help us] understand the man behind this larger-than-life hero and his mighty Green Mountain Boys"--Provided by publisher.

An examination of the life of American Revolutionary War patriot Ethan Allen, from his childhood in Connecticut to his death at the age of fifty-one.

A biography of Ethan Allen, the Revolutionary War hero who led the Green Mountain Boys, a militia group he and his brothers formed.

A Vermont youth becomes involved with Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys despite his father's Tory leanings in the early days of the Revolutionary War.

Traces the origins of the Green Mountain Boys, their activities under Ethan Allen, and their role in the Revolutionary War.

A biography of late eighteenth-century soldier, politician, and land speculator Ethan Allen, discussing his role in the affairs of early Vermont and the American Republic.

Explores the life and times of American patriot Ethan Allen--by some accounts a hero and by others a traitor--discussing his efforts, along with his brothers and the Green Mountain Boys, to keep the Hampshire Grants and Vermont independent.

Discusses the facts and tall tales about Revolutionary War hero Ethan Allen, who, along with Benedict Arnold, led the Green Mountain Boys in capturing Fort Ticonderoga from the British in 1775.