A Voyage of Courage and Defiance in Boston 1770s
Jack Irons and Solomon Binkus endure mob violence in Boston during the 1770s, witness Captain Preston’s trial, and join the push to remove British troops. They later narrate adventures to Philadelphia with Franklin’s encouragement, while grappling with love, poverty, and a daring plan for the West.
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Jack
Solomon
Murray's Barracks
Twenty-ninth Regiment
Cornhill
Binkus
Preston
Pyeaton
Boston
D—Norles
Rolowen
Torres
Amberat
Solomon Blokus
Albany
New York
Qld South
Josiah Quincy
John Hancock
Samuel Adams
Quincy
Jack Trona
Solomon Rinkus
John Adams
Captain Preston
Title House
King’s Ring
John Irons
John ‘Irong
John Trong
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
John Lyons
Jick
Adams
Solomon Binkua
John Addames
John Irans
Solomon Binkur
Ariel
Binkua Fa
Alexandrian
Washington
Kanawha
Amboy
Ben-jamin Franklin
Burlington
John Adame
Mr. Adams
Solomon Binkus
Black Horse
Deborah Franklin
Deborah
Ben
John Trotter
Brissac
The
Academy
Gazette
Madelphia
Margaret Hare
Wtahe
Olsy
Doctor Franklin
Iady
George the Third
Franklin
Virginia
Ohio River
Micah Rarpe
Ohio
Simon
Star and Snow clash at sea as voyage endures
Solomon, installed as cook, keeps the Star on course during a tense voyage from New York to Dover. The Star overhauls a four-masted smuggling ship, fights from deck with turnips and apples, and a tense dinner aboard as captains mingle. Despite illness aboard, Solomon perseveres with duties.
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Solomon
Cook
Happiness
Star
New York
Dover
Preston
Hawk
Oswego
Snid Soloman
Torlea
Amerika
Ohio Kentry
Atlas
Jack
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