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Tag Archives: The Young Continental
October 17 …… 1777 Lea Wait
Three years ago I wrote a book set during the American Revolution. It hasn’t been picked up by a publisher yet, but authors never give up on our children, so I hope it will be. I wrote it because schools I … Continue reading
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Tagged 11th Massachusetts, 1777, American Revolution, Battles of Saratoga, Bemis Heights, Boothbay Harbor, Continental Army, Contrary Winds, District of Maine, Horatio Gates, Hudson River, John Burgoyne, Lea Wait, October 17, Saratoga National Historical Park, Spirit of Saratoga, Stillwater, The Young Continental, Wiscasset, York, York militia
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