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Revolutionary Conflict in "My Brother Sam is Dead

Delve into the historical conflict between patriots and loyalists during the American Revolution through the eyes of two brothers in "My Brother Sam is Dead" by James Lincoln Collier & Christopher Collier.

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Revolutionary Conflict in "My Brother Sam is Dead

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  1. My Brother Sam is Dead by James Lincoln Collier & Christopher Collier

  2. People Samuel (Sam) Adams Benedict Arnold

  3. People Aaron Burr

  4. People John Hancock

  5. People Israel Putnam David Wooster

  6. British Troops

  7. Colonists

  8. Patriots

  9. Brown Bess musket http://www.historyofredding.com/HRmbsd_photos.htm

  10. Bayonet on Brown Bess

  11. Six Pound Canon

  12. Redding Ridge Meeker Tavern would have been right next to this house.

  13. Pewter

  14. American Shad Where found: OFFSHORE except during late winter spawning run into east coast rivers, notably the St. Johns River. Size: most catches 2 to 3 pounds; common to 5 pounds

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