The Gentle Rebel
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Molly said. “He’s all we have left now—and if half what we hear is true, fighting will break out there soon.” It was two days after the meeting with Washington, and Nathan was leaving for Boston as soon as the team was hitched.
“That’s right enough,” Adam agreed. “The thing is spreading like wildfire. Don’t guess there’s a man who’s not got wind of what happened in Lexington.”
This was partly due, he realized, to a veteran postrider named Israel Bissel, who took a bulletin from Colonel J...oseph Palmer of the news of Lexington. Bissel was not content with riding to Connecticut; he pushed on to the Sound, then west along its sandy borders, showing his news to all committeemen, shouting his news on greens and in taverns. April 23, Sabbath or no Sabbath, found him pelting into New York, where people clawed at his stirrups, demanding news and more news. Then he was off again, across the Hudson, across the Jersey flats. The last of his message was terse: “For the good of our country, and the welfare of our lives, and liberties, and fortunes, you will not lose a moment’s time!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Molly said. “He’s all we have left now—and if half what we hear is true, fighting will break out there soon.” It was two days after the meeting with Washington, and Nathan was leaving for Boston as soon as the team was hitched.
“That’s right enough,” Adam agreed. “The thing is spreading like wildfire. Don’t guess there’s a man who’s not got wind of what happened in Lexington.”
This was partly due, he realized, to a veteran postrider named Israel Bissel, who took a bulletin from Colonel J...oseph Palmer of the news of Lexington. Bissel was not content with riding to Connecticut; he pushed on to the Sound, then west along its sandy borders, showing his news to all committeemen, shouting his news on greens and in taverns. April 23, Sabbath or no Sabbath, found him pelting into New York, where people clawed at his stirrups, demanding news and more news. Then he was off again, across the Hudson, across the Jersey flats. The last of his message was terse: “For the good of our country, and the welfare of our lives, and liberties, and fortunes, you will not lose a moment’s time!”
What to read after The Gentle Rebel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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