Hogeland relates the story of nine weeks in 1776--May 1-July 4--when a small band of patriots carried out a plan to break with England, culminating in the Declaration of Independence.
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Hogeland relates the story of nine weeks in 1776--May 1-July 4--when a small band of patriots carried out a plan to break with England, culminating in the Declaration of Independence.
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Hogeland, William., Simon & Schuster, 2010, c2010, 1st Edition, 1st printing, boards & cloth (hard cover), fine with fine dj, 273 pp with notes, sources & index, B&W illus., tall 8vo, ISBN: 9781416584094, 'This is the rambunctious story of how America came to declare independence in Philadelphia in 1776. As late as that May, the Continental Congress had no plans to break away from England'
