Americanrevolution Stories

where a girl and her cat and Dog was sent back in time American Revolution. and Lives with Benjamin Franklin and Moses along with James and Henri and soon meet Sarah Phillip.

She studied his story. She just never expected to become part of it. When Katherine Thorne is pulled back in time to the American Revolution, she finds herself face to face with John André, the man she's spent years fascinated by. Brilliant. Charming. Doomed. Katherine knows how his story ends. But as she's drawn deeper into his world and the dangerous web of espionage surrounding him, knowledge becomes a burden she can't escape. Because the more she cares for him, the harder it becomes to stand by and let history unfold. And the more she wonders... What if fate isn't as fixed as she thought?

Alexander Hamilton is a transfer student from a rural school far away. On a full scholarship, he makes his way to Revolutionary Elementary Boarding School. Ready to make a new future, he gives this school his best effort. He also makes some friends and enemies along the way.

A young America was just a teenager growing to be a young adult. He had recently gone through a dispute with uncle Spain and his own mother France. His father, having help fight his war, needed money and wanted his son to pay some of the money back. America retaliated. A teenagers rebellion, how will this end up? Note this is not completely the accurate history of the American Revolution.

History tells us the Boston Tea Party was about taxes. Earl Greyson says it was about dominance. And theater. And bergamot. In this long-suppressed memoir, forgotten Founding Father and self-proclaimed "Brewmaster of Rebellion" Earl Greyson finally spills the scandalous truth behind America's most infamous dunking. From candlelit conspiracies to steamy symbolism, Earl recounts how a room full of indecisive men became the world's first teabaggers-under his bold, citrus-scented guidance.

mainly; Mullette Jeffmads Washette [Father-Son] 🚫NO X READER🚫 Universes; - Hamilton [Musical] - Turn: Washington's Spies [TV show] - 18th century - American Revolution [1775 - 1784]

Cassandra Davies is your typical college student. With a love of history and horseback riding, she seems to have a clear head on her shoulders. Until a freak accident transports her back to the Revolutionary War. Although her family home remains the same in the past, the inhabitants certainly do not, and before Cassandra can begin to make sense of her new world, she is labeled a spy, and kept under the watchful eye of Colonel William Bartelot. The steadfast Colonel has earned quite the reputation for being brutal to his enemies, and due to his status among his men, resents having to keep an eye on the girl. However, the attraction between them is undeniable and sparks soon fly. But with a war raging around them, and Cassandra certain of the outcome, is a happily ever after even possible?

marbury vs. madison one-shot because i need this to get through civics. heads up: everything might not be historically acurate but i tried my best. also idk what they used for swears back then so it is a little awkward.

A General's Daughter... Coming of age on the perilous frontier of revolutionary New York, Elizabeth Schuyler champions the fight for independence. And when she meets Alexander Hamilton, Washington's penniless but passionate aide - de - camp, she's captivated by the young officer's charisma and brilliance. They fall in love, despite Hamiltons bastard birth and the uncertainties of war. A Founding Father's Wife.. But the union they create - in their marriage and the new nation - is far from perfect. From glittering inaugural balls to bloody street riots, the Hamiltons are at the center of it all - including the political treachery of America's first sex scandal, which forces Eliza to struggle through heartbreak and Betrayal to find forgiveness. The Last Surviving Light Of The Revolution... When a duel destroys elizas hard - won peace, the grieving widow fights her husband's enemies to preserve Alexander's legacy but long buried secrets threaten everything Eliza believes about her marriage and her own legacy. Questioning her tireless devotion to the man and country that have broken her heart, she's left with one last battle - to understand the flawed man she married and imperfect union he could never Have created without her

Amara I'd a girl who is searching for greener pastures in USA not only she succeeds but her generations to come but she passes through a lot of thorns on her journey.

One rash decision will lead him down the path toward revolution... Nathaniel Hill, eldest son in a well-connected and respected English family, is offered two choices by his father after being caught in a compromising situation: public shame to force his good behavior, or to sever his family ties and leave on the first ship for the colonies in America. Rather than endure the life his father expects him to lead, he makes the choice to begin anew where he knows no one. Landing in Boston, Massachusetts in 1772, he uses what money he has to purchase a tavern for a bargain price from a desperate seller, and sets about scraping together a life in a city he quickly realizes is on the verge of complete catastrophe. Though he attempts to remain neutral in the politics ripping at the city's foundations in the years that follow, he is destined to fail. A musket, a British officer, a rebel spy network, and a dashing Frenchman are fated to disrupt his carefully-held neutrality. Revolution is a queer historical fiction series set during the American Revolution in which all protagonists find happiness at the end of their harrowing journeys, regardless of whether their stories include romance or of which side of the war they are on. All books include content warnings for war and violence, and the characters are impacted by 18th century social norms, including those regarding gender, race, and sexuality, in various ways.

What happens when the Seven, Will, Nico and Calypso get sent back in time to the time of the American Revolution? Disclaimer: I don't own Percy Jackson. Uncle Rick does. I only own my ocs as well as the plot.

Virginia "Ginny" Coal is a slave in the 18th century who has one saving grace - her late parents had given her papers that mark her to be freed after years of work. Now, closer than ever to her goal, she's desperate to be a perfect slave and never, ever get whipped. Whipping scars mean permanent slavery, and there's no way she'll let that happen. Note: probably not historically accurate. Might continue.

Morgan is a genius, writing papers worthy of academic study by the age of eleven. Mentored by Professor Robert Oakleaf of Kings Collage, they got accepted to Kings with a full scholarship, but as they begin their studies, the revolution against Britain begins. With suspicions high and scandals coming to light, things can get difficult for a young scholar. (I try my best to be historically accurate, but some things I do take liberty with, and I apologize for that, I am only here to tell an enjoyable story to you all. Also, as far as I know, none of the main characters in this book actually existed, so please know that this is not an attempt at retelling real history.)

Having no land to inherit upon reaching adulthood, George Gordon Farnell left the village of Otley, Yorkshire, in 1776 to enlist in the British army, being transferred to Canada. For the next five years he fought American rebels on both Canadian and American soil, being captured, released, and captured again, all the while avoiding being maimed or killed by musket balls and cannons.

"So through the night rode Paul Revere; And so through the night went his cry of alarm To every Middlesex village and farm, - A cry of defiance and not of fear, A voice in the darkness, a knock at the door, And a word that shall echo forevermore! For, borne on the night-wind of the Past, Through all our history, to the last, In the hour of darkness and peril and need, The people will waken and listen to hear The hurrying hoof-beats of that steed, And the midnight message of Paul Revere" -Paul Revere's Ride by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Nothing lasts forever, and no one knows that more than America. Her entire life has been a burden on her shoulders, and she's been through more than most can imagine. Finally, she experiences a relieving era of relative peace, but there's a storm brewing on the horizon. She won her freedom centuries ago, but some wars never stay buried. This time, however, she's not only fighting for herself. America has fifty children to protect at all costs. No one else knows they exist. Not her enemies, not her friends. She's all alone. She prefers it this way, and she does everything in her power to maintain this unstable and temporary peace. Unfortunately, some people won't let that happen. America must decide who to trust, because the British are coming, and they're coming for her. DISCLAIMER!! This is just for fun, and it is not my intent to push any political agendas. Also, it is in no way historically, culturally, geographically, or stereotypically accurate. This is all a story I made completely, as I said before, for fun, and the countries are characters, and have almost nothing to do with their political states in this story. Also, warning, there will be fighting, and blood.

The gunshots, the screams, the death. Out of all of the sounds one would expect to hear during wartime, silence is often the loudest, as a young woman soon finds out. While her husband is fighting against the noise, she must face the war at home while learning to take care of her two young children alone.

A historical fiction taking place during the American Revolution, Phillip Leroux: Master of Broadsides tells the tale of Captain Phillip Leroux, head of the USS Hail Mary, an American Privateer. https://www.pinterest.ph/pin/566468459360446693/ Book cover source

This is a place dedicated to remembering Elizabeth Schuyler.