King George (2011)
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Luckily for us, real people are never that dull. The people who lived during the American Revolution really did say all the daring, clever, foolish, amazing, surprising, funny, and gross things that I quoted in this book. Here’s a list of the sources where the quotes can be found.
How to Start a Revolution “The nation has run itself”: Harvey, Bloody Noses.
“What greater joy”: Langguth, Patriots.
“Stand firmly resolved”: Blecki and Wulf, Milcah Martha Moore’s Book.
“If you are men”: Harvey, Blood...y Noses.
“America must fear you” and “I hope we shall”: Langguth, Patriots.
“Soldier, do you”: Langguth, Patriots.
“There goes”: Zobel, Boston Massacre.
“I am clear”: Cook, Long Fuse.
“There were several attempts”: Langguth, Patriots.
“The town of Boston”: Commanger and Morris. Spirit of Seventy-Six.
“If need be”: Langguth, Patriots.
“I hope you will”: Bobrick, Angel in the Whirlwind.
“The distinctions between Virginians”: Commanger and Morris, Spirit of Seventy-Six.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Luckily for us, real people are never that dull. The people who lived during the American Revolution really did say all the daring, clever, foolish, amazing, surprising, funny, and gross things that I quoted in this book. Here’s a list of the sources where the quotes can be found.
How to Start a Revolution “The nation has run itself”: Harvey, Bloody Noses.
“What greater joy”: Langguth, Patriots.
“Stand firmly resolved”: Blecki and Wulf, Milcah Martha Moore’s Book.
“If you are men”: Harvey, Blood...y Noses.
“America must fear you” and “I hope we shall”: Langguth, Patriots.
“Soldier, do you”: Langguth, Patriots.
“There goes”: Zobel, Boston Massacre.
“I am clear”: Cook, Long Fuse.
“There were several attempts”: Langguth, Patriots.
“The town of Boston”: Commanger and Morris. Spirit of Seventy-Six.
“If need be”: Langguth, Patriots.
“I hope you will”: Bobrick, Angel in the Whirlwind.
“The distinctions between Virginians”: Commanger and Morris, Spirit of Seventy-Six.
What to read after King George?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steve Sheinkin to read onlineMoreLess
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