Graphic heroes of the American Revolution

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Thomas Paine writes Common sense

Relates, in graphic novel format, how Thomas Paine came to America at the suggestion of Benjamin Franklin, became writer and editor of the "Philadelphia Magazine, " and served a pivotal role in the American Revolution by publishing a pamphlet entitled "Common Sense" that explained why America needed to break away from British rule.

Paul Revere and his midnight ride

Relates, in graphic novel format, the role Boston silversmith Paul Revere played in the American Revolution, particularly his ride through the countryside to sound the alarm that the British were about to attack, giving the Sons of the Liberty a chance to prepare for the opening battles of the Revolutionary War.

John Adams and the Boston Massacre

In graphic novel format, this book tells the facts behind the Boston Massacre, which ultimately left five colonists dead.
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George Washington and the winter at Valley Forge

In graphic novel format, this book tells the story of how the American troops survived during the brutal winter at Valley Forge.
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Paul Revere and his midnight ride

2011
Relates, in graphic novel format, the role Boston silversmith Paul Revere played in the American Revolution, particularly his ride through the countryside to sound the alarm that the British were about to attack, giving the Sons of the Liberty a chance to prepare for the opening battles of the Revolutionary War.

Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence

2012
Describes, in graphic novel format, the origins and writing of the Declaration of Independence and the role of Thomas Jefferson in its creation.

John Adams and the Boston Massacre

2012
Describes, in graphic novel format, the Boston Massacre and the role of John Adams in defending the soldiers on trial for murder.

George Washington and the winter at Valley Forge

2012
Describes, in graphic novel format, the conditions that the poorly-supplied Continental Army endured while wintering in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, in 1777, and General George Washington's concern for them as their commander and his efforts to get them relief.

Paul Revere and his midnight ride

2012
Relates, in graphic novel format, the role Boston silversmith Paul Revere played in the American Revolution, particularly his ride through the countryside to sound the alarm that the British were about to attack, giving the Sons of the Liberty a chance to prepare for the opening battles of the Revolutionary War.

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