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Thomas Preston, General Gage's right hand man, has turned traitor and joined the rebels. A spy then turns up and everyone starts accusing Preston of leaking intelligence. Preston must find the culprit and clear his name before it is too late.

In the first volume of "Patriots": Liza Byers is the eldest daughter of a Catholic, Boston storekeeper in 1775. Her upbringing has been unique in comparison to that of most girls. She has been educated by a French Jesuit in her home and has served as a courier to her father's friends in the Sons of Liberty. While her mother wants her to be a lady, Liza feels the call to join in the revolution in any way she can. She would much rather be riding horses and sitting in on meetings with her father's two apprentices than sipping tea and sewing on samplers. However, she soon learns what it means to be in a war. Her sheltered world is shattered by loss as the war begins, and her parents see the need to hurry her impending arranged marriage in order to secure the future of their business. Through all the tragedy, Liza must learn to use her brain, be resilient, and never cease to be a light to those who are suffering.

The North American continent is expansive and home to a variety of weather and terrain. It's also home to odd phenomena, strange encounters and deadly terrors.

A philosophical, satirical, historical fiction taking place during the early stages of the American Revolution. This hysterical, absurd story takes place in Boston 1769, hostility between the American Colonies and Britain is heating up. Our main character is named Eli, a boot-maker's apprentice to the legendary boot-maker The Great Sir Mr. Finley Figgins The Third Sir. Eli is the normal average everyday Bostonian man. He goes to work everyday, has a girlfriend and some friends but finds himself a minority in Boston when it comes to America's push for independence. He actually enjoys the British. He loves their tea and food. He feels as if the streets are safer with British soldiers patrolling the streets. He does not want America to be independent from British rule. As America's push for independence seems to be a greater reality, Eli takes matters into his own hands. He infiltrates the Sons of Liberty, attempts to sabotage their plans constantly. Becomes arch enemies with Samuel Adams and much, much more absurdity occurs in this ridiculous satirical story loosely based on real historical facts. Battles, fighting, action, romance, adventure! And of course, lots of comedy and humor. I hope you enjoy! :) Gordon Ramsay said, "It's a Bloody good read!" Rebecca Black said, "It's even better than Friday!" Jeff Bezos said, "This is even better than anything I ever created!"

What happens when a bunch of angry colonists conspire about England's rules? You add tar and feathers.

One-shots of many male characters from movies and TV shows that I love. May include: Baron Zemo ( Falcon and the Winter Soldier ) Billy Russo ( The Punisher ) Sam Adams ( Sons of Liberty ) Prince Caspian ( Narnia ) Leonard McCoy ( Star Trek newest version ) Rip Wheeler ( Yellowstone ) Billy Butcher ( The Boys ) Homelander ( The Boys ) Dean Winchester ( Supernatural )

On December 16, 1773, the colonists were sick of the British rule. So late at night, they went to the Boston Harbor, boarded the 3 ships, and dumped the tea into the water. This event, commonly known as "The Boston Tea Party," led to the fight for independence in America. The colonists who participated in this event were all white americans. But- what if they weren't? A different side of the same story, read about a young slave named Darcaue, who will show readers what it might have been like to be apart of such a historic event- as a black man. *This story is about 10,000 words or 18 pages long*

On the sea's, the name, Captain Blackman was taboo, cursed like Davey Jones's Locker. The legendary female captain of the Drunken Monkey was feared from Panama to China, and she knew it. She takes no prisoners, no man, woman or child is spared. So what happens when she keeps a young influential noble from the slaughtering spree? Will he give in to his childhood dreams, and become a turncoat during a war of freedom, or will he remain loyal to his majesty, King George III. **WARNING** This story contains many violent scenes describing gruesome deaths, torture, and war, because of the setting and premise of the book, as well as the fact that pirates are pirates. If this makes you uncomfortable, then do not read or read with caution. Happy trails!!!

How much does it take to drive a people to Revolution? Taxation is at an all time high in the colonies and the people of Boston have had quite enough with the Crown's lack of care as to their state of affairs. With King George turning a blind eye to their cries for representation, the colonists find their voice in a group of Bostonian men that call themselves The Sons of Liberty. Armed with pens, charisma, and a fervent belief in the natural rights of mankind, we join men such as Samuel Adams, Joseph Warren, and John Hancock on the journey to free the thirteen American colonies from the most powerful empire in the world and carve a path for the rise of a brand new nation. However, bringing about freedom does not come without its cost, and the cost of freedom looks to be war.

The last time the representative of British America and the West British Indies²⁵ - who went by his alias Alfred F. Jones¹ around humans - was in Boston, it was during the Boston Massacre. He could remember the pain from it. It wasn't the worst pain he'd ever felt, but the principle of it made it far worse than it was; he and most Patriots² strongly believed the Redcoats had no right to shoot - though Alfred would be the first to admit that the newspapers were a bit... exaggerated (he didn't quite want to use the "p" word³, it felt wrong). But, in 1773, he was in Boston for a very different reason. Alfred Jones had had a feeling. He couldn't explain it. But it beckoned him to go to Boston. Also, the letter from Samuel Addams asking him to come contributed as well. So he did. He knew the British Empire would have likely reprimanded him for that, but what wouldn't he have reprimanded him for? - A mostly historically accurate story about the Boston Tea Party. This book contains footnotes; the second chapter is historical notes based on this footnotes. If you do not read the historical notes, please assume that everything in here is in accurate. Though most of what I wrote is accurate to the best of my knowledge, I'd rather not spread misinformation.

Mary Seymour resided in London, England but due to unforeseen events she was sent to Boston to stay under the care of her brother, John Hancock. Mary becomes swept into the chaos that surrounds the city, ending in life changing moments for herself and the people involved in her life. Taking place during the beginning of the American Revolution, learn about the dramatic life that follows Mary as she learns more about herself and who she wants to be. (This story involves a great interest of mine, history, and is influenced by the show Sons of Liberty. Please keep mind that it is not completely accurate and the time sequencing isn't correct. Enjoy!)

1774, Boston- Rebellion brews and Eden Williams is given the opportunity to be a spy and to leave her quiet life behind as a courier for the Committee of Correspondence. With the Intolerable Acts and 3,000 British soldiers arriving in Boston, Eden wants liberty, peace, and to keep her homeland safe. She slips into the British ranks as a spy, sneaking out intelligence and becoming smitten with British officer Andrew Harrison- the enemy. But when she is finally called out of Boston and sent to New York to aide a fellow spy, she is kidnapped by Revolutionaries who believe her to be an enemy British spy. As she escapes and manages to keep her cover intact, a run in with a pearl diver from the East Caribbean ruins it all. From the sophisticated life as a spy to fighting on the field, Eden Williams is one of many sparks of the American Revolution.

This is just a fanfiction for history cause I'm addicted now...... But the Sons of Liberty are at a bar and James and Sam decide to go hone together......

This is just gonna be if the people from the revolution were like modern day high schoolers- This is a Sons of Liberty Highschool AU

⚜ Are you a fan of Medieval English History? American Revolution History? Civil War History? The Sons Of Liberty? Or Mozart? Well this is the place for you! I've made a bunch of poems and short stories in my spare time and I'm keen to share them with you! I really hope you enjoy these dear reader, it means a lot that you're going to read this now. Thank you. 💖

time is a fickle thing. . .easy to ignore when you're not racing against it. or, in Abigail Lee - Fitzgerald's case, desperately trying not to alter it. CAVALRYLADS ©️ 2025. fem! oc 𝒙 benjmain tallmadge. cover by me | all rights reserved. started 2018 | remastered 2025. not edited whatsoever. [ best viewed & formatted in times new roman & black background ]

when swords are traded for pens, love becomes the truest revolution of all. CAVALRYLADS ©️ 2025 fem! oc 𝒙 ben tallmadge. post - turn | not edited. established relationship. all rights reserved. [ best viewed & formatted in times new roman & black background ]

❛ well, was it worth it, was it worth the price? the horrors of war, the loss of life . . . ❜ CAVALRYLADS ©️ 2025. 𐂃 fem! oc 𝒙 benjamin tallmadge. cover by me | all rights reserved. started 2017 | remastered 2025. book 1 in the 'revolutionary' series. not edited whatsoever. [ best viewed & formatted in times new roman & black background ]