Sons of LibertyNobody knows the American Revolution better than Rock Kindle. He takes pride in his patriotic forefathers and believes that he too could brave any combat. But when he helps his best friend run away from home, Rock begins to question the bonds that hold his own family together. |
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Chapter One THE SUGAR ACT | 1 |
Chapter Two CUSTOMS AND DUTIES | 19 |
Chapter Three EMERGING PROTESTERS | 50 |
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