The Spylog of Jack Irons in the American War
Solomon Binkus and Jack Irons trek through Horse Valley to warn settlers of an uprising and rescue Colonel Hare's kin. They join Washington’s forces, endure battles on Long Island, travel with Adams and Franklin to negotiate with Howe, and refuse exile for liberty. The tale blends romance with the struggles of 1776 through 1777.
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Solomon
Binkus
Jack Irons
Horse Valley
New York
Colonel Hare
England
Ack
Margaret
Fort Stanwit
Hare
Jack
London
Irene
Albany
Boston
Captain Preaton
Preates
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Igaret
Skilin
Washington
Remsen
Brooklyn
Long Island
New Connecticut
Commander In Chief
Franklin
Henry Clinton
Smallwood
Lord Howe
Sir Henry
Staten Island
Mr. Adams
Doctor Franklin
Amboy
Adams
Nklng
New Brunswick
Storma
Frank
Howe
Arboy
America
Frankin
Britain
Basia
Calypso
Ulysses
Patrick Henry
Schuyler
Briteh May Land Somewhere Along the Big River
Fort Edward
Solomon and Jack Enter the North Bush Mission
In spring soldiers fear a British-led invasion via Lake Champlain and tribes in the bush. Solomon Binkua and Jack head into Tryon county to scout, carrying a new lightnin thrower and two double rifles, seeking news and warning for frontier settlers.
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Solomon
Canada
New York
Lake Champlain
Tryon County
Herkimer
Schuyler
Washington
Solomon Binkua
Solomos
Jack
Hume
Big Bush
Highlands
Albany
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Irving Bacheller
Irving Bachell
Binku i
Binakus
Pter VII
General Clarke
Jane Clarke
Lionel
Young Irons
Gravesend
Privy Council
Phil Stephie
Hares
Amerca
Lexington
Lionel Clarke
Boston Jar
John Adams
Clinton
Olus
Joe Thrasher
God
Lake George
Ticonderoga
Kinady
Paradise
Fort Fowary