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Delve into the heart of the American Revolution with "The Mentor, Vol. 1, No. 43, December 8, 1913: The Revolution." This meticulously prepared print edition offers a captivating look at the events that shaped the United States, focusing on the pivotal period of 1775-1783.
Authored by Albert Bushnell Hart, this volume, subtitled "The Story of America in Pictures," brings to life the history of colonial America and the figures who defined the American Revolutionary War. Explore the key moments and military strategies that led to independence, offering a valuable perspective on American history.
Perfect for enthusiasts of the American Revolution, military history, and colonial life, this volume provides a rich and accessible overview of this transformative era. Experience the story of America's fight for freedom in this historical account, carefully preserved and presented for a broad audience interested in American history and the birth of a nation.
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