1693-1718 WILLIAM PENN AND WORLD PEACE He Wore it as Long as he Could, p. 32 The Peacemaker, p. 33 Onas, p. 41 1755 BRADDOCK’S DEFEAT AND THE BOYHOOD OF WASHINGTON The Boy in the Valley, p. 191 The Boy of the Frontier, p. 427 1759 GEORGE WASHINGTON AT HOME (BEFORE AND AFTER THE WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE) Washington’s Wedding Day (January 6, 1759), p. 197 Washington and the Children, p. 197 Nellie and Little Washington, p. 200 Nelson, the Hero, p. 204 Caring for the Guest, p. 205 Light Horse Harry, p. 216 1764-66 STAMP ACT The Orator of the War for Independence (Patrick Henry), p. 317 This Terrible Cornet of Horse (William Pitt), p. 95 America’s Defender, p. 101 The Sons of Liberty, p. 103 1773-74 BOSTON TEA PARTY AND BOSTON PORT BILL Aid to the Sister Colony, p. 77 1774 FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS Facing Danger, p. 322 A Famous Date, p. 80 1775 LEXINGTON AND THE BEGINNING OF THE WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE What a Glorious Morning! p. 81 A Son of Liberty, p. 75 The Adams Family, p. 76 The Young Lieutenant, p. 433 Serving the Cause, p. 434 Silver Heels, p. 436 Without Bread, p. 437 1775 SECOND CONTINENTAL CONGRESS AND APPOINTMENT OF WASHINGTON John to Samuel, p. 82 A Gentleman from Virginia, p. 83 1775 BUNKER HILL The Boy Who Became President, p. 85 Brother Jonathan, p. 208 1775 ISRAEL PUTNAM AND BUNKER HILL Seeing Boston, p. 143 The Fight with the Wolf, p. 144 From Plough to Camp, p. 146 A Generous Foe, p. 149 1775-76 SIEGE OF BOSTON He made Washington Laugh, p. 148 Friend Greene, p. 213 1776 EVACUATION OF BOSTON BY THE BRITISH The Little Girl and the Red Coats, p. 200 1776 DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE AND ITS FRAMER (JEFFERSON) The Charter of Liberty, p. 98 The Boy Owner of Shadwell Farm, p. 305 A Christmas Guest, p. 306 The Author of the Declaration, p. 308 Proclaim Liberty, p. 309 Reading the Declaration (Andrew Jackson), p. 282 1776 FINANCING THE WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE The Little Friend in Front Street (Haym Salomon), p. 228 He Knows Everything (Robert Morris), p. 159 1777 THE STARS AND STRIPES, AND PAUL JONES How Shall the Stars be Placed? p. 88 The Boy of the Solway, p. 359 Don’t Tread on Me! p. 360 The First Salute, p. 361 _The Poor Richard_, p. 364 Mickle’s the Mischief he has Dune, p. 365 Paul Jones Himself, p. 367 Some of His Sayings, p. 369 1777 THE COMING OF LAFAYETTE I Will Join the Americans, p. 413 In America, p. 414 1777 BRANDYWINE The Banner of the Moravian Nuns (Count Pulaski), p. 416 1777-78 VALLEY FORGE The Bloody Footprints, p. 210 At Valley Forge (John Marshall), p. 435 An Appeal to God (Washington), p. 211 The Soldier Baron (Steuben), p. 220 Friend Greene, p. 213 Loyal to the Chief (Lafayette), p. 418 1778 MONMOUTH Captain Molly, p. 218 The Soldier Baron, p. 220