Revolutionary New York City: America at 250
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Published for the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Revolutionary New York City: America at 250 is a collection of essays by historians that looks past the famous battles and founders to the people who lived through the war here: women, farmers, enslaved New Yorkers, reluctant Loyalists and accidental Patriots. It covers all five boroughs, including The Bronx's "Neutral Ground," where a young local guide led George Washington on a scouting ride through what is now the South Bronx.
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DETAILS & FIT
- 187 Pages
- 5.5" x 8.5" Paperback
- Edited by Steven Payne, Jessica B. Phillips, Peter-Christian Aigner, Dominique Jean-Louis and Gabriella Leone
- Includes a Map of Revolutionary Sites Across New York City
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