Irving Bachellor’s Novel on Franklin and Liberty
A glowing review praises Irving Bachellor for a vivid portrayal of Benjamin Franklin and the founding era. It surveys Franklin Washington and other leaders, emphasizing American democracy, moral integrity, and a powerful drama of liberty. The author’s rural New York background informs a tone of earnest patriotism and aspirational national character.
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Edmund Burke
Benjamin Franklin
Irving Bachellor
Republic
Benjamin Frankln
Franklin
Jack Irons
Margaret Hare
Washington
Adame
Theeriod
Boiling Water and the Horse Valley Adventure
In September 1768 Solomon Binkus and Jack Irons chase a large band of Hurons and Mingoes after rescuing captives. They warn Colonel Hare’s family at Horse Valley and set a trap, feeding the attack with meat while planning to ambush the raiders. Buckeye aids as the pursuit tightens, the night winds and danger weave through the tale.
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Horses Valley
Jack Irons
Sir William Johnson
Albany
Jack
Happy Face
John Irons, Jr
Ol’ Marler Jane
Swegadie
York State
Soldman
Binkus
Mr. Binkus
Jeffrey Amherst
Fort Willam Henry
Johnson
Putnam
Fort Stanwix
Tryon County
New York
Middles
Lake Ontario
Horse Valley
Solomon
Therench
Hare
Duncan
Oxwego
Solomon ‘Yinkus
Moose
Cannp
Big Deer Creek
M Pinks
Sweanchefer
Bienyes
Swegiebe
Pasheni
Jock Troma
John Irons
New Hampshire
Harges
Wiliam Jaimson
Heme
Binku
Lsten
the Devil
Tom Walker
Peter Boneses
Coblie Hil
Bie
Mildstream
Firther
Dyer
Jobo
Ijrons
Irons
Salomon
Mila
Hyron
Soldmon
Hin
Nong
Optum
Nod
Chawin
Buckeye
Holt
John ‘Irons
Peter Bones
Walt
Wing's Falls
Jackerbout
Brurhes
Pfs
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