Young Folks' History of the American Revolution audiobook Everett T. TOMLINSON

Young Folks' History of the American Revolution audiobook Everett T. TOMLINSON Chapter Time Preface 00:00:00 The People in America 00:03:17 The Beginnings of the Trouble 00:10:19 The First Bloodshed 00:20:35 The Resort to Arms 00:18:39 The Choice of a Commander 00:13:02 The Fall of Fort Ticonderoga 00:14:13 Bunker Hill 00:10:58 The Continental Soldiers 00:15:58 The March on Quebec and the Evacuation of Boston 00:12:39 Independence 00:13:57 Moore's Creek and Sullivan's Island 00:18:28 The Struggle on Long Island 00:09:06 Events in and near New York 00:22:12 The Flight across the Jerseys 00:23:05 Trenton and Princeton 00:15:42 Arnold and Carleton 00:24:44 Preparing for a New Campaign 00:09:37 Burgoyne's Plans and Tryon's March upon Danbury 00:09:45 The Invasion by John Burgoyne 00:09:59 Bennington 00:20:47 The Mohawk Valley 00:07:22 Burgoyne's Surrender 00:20:52 Brandywine and Germantown. The Story of the Flag 00:13:32 Monmouth and Newport 00:25:32 Sullivan's Expedition. Paper Money 00:40:30 The Taking of Stoney Point 00:21:33 Sufferings and Exploits of the Common People 00:05:13 Minor Engagements. Arnold and Andre 00:36:12 The Revolt of the Soldiers. The Prison Ships 00:34:12 The Struggle in the South 00:24:41 Greene's Work in the South 00:26:21 Stories of the War in the South 00:22:32 The Beginning of the End 00:28:34 Washington's March and Arnold's Raid 00:13:56 The Surrender of Cornwallis 00:13:40 The Struggle on the Sea 00:18:03 Peace 00:18:41 Young Folks' History of the American Revolution Everett T. TOMLINSON (1859 - 1931) This work has grown out of the desire frequently expressed to the writer when he has been lecturing on the American Revolution, that in some way the experiences of the people as well as the deeds of the armies in that trying period might be presented to the present generation. The author has given to the public this narrative, in which the course of the armies in the various campaigns is followed and, at the same time, many of the forgotten or ignored experiences and deeds of the common people are also incorporated. (Summary by the author) Genre(s): War & Military, Early Modern Language: English