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Legends of Liberty : Volume 1 by Andrew Brown (2021, Trade Paperback)

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Product Identifiers

PublisherBard OWL Publishing AND Communication

ISBN-101737551306

ISBN-139781737551300

eBay Product ID (ePID)6050417324

Product Key Features

SubjectGeneral, United States / General

Publication Year2021

Educational LevelAdult & Further Education

LanguageEnglish

Publication NameLegends of Liberty : Volume 1

TypeTextbook

AuthorAndrew Brown

Subject AreaPoetry, History

FormatTrade Paperback

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceAdult Education

SynopsisA mock-epic poem about the American Revolution featuring beloved historical icons, action-filled battle scenes, and an abundance of humor.Thomas Jefferson is sent to Hell, where, guided by Dante, he meets old friends and tries to figure out which among his many mortal sins will determine his final punishment. An ailing, world-weary Mercury passes his herald's wand to Paul Revere, who saddles up for his midnight ride with the fastest horse on earth. Apollo, handicapped and traumatized by modern warfare, comes out of retirement to fire a shot that sends shock waves around the planet. The minutemen at Lexington and Concord make a desperate stand against the largest empire in history. Old Sam Whittemore, too frail to aid the beleaguered rebel militia in its darkest hour, discovers a divine farming tool and becomes the mightiest senior citizen of all time. Join the Muse for the grand narrative about the legendary heroes who built the American Republic, retold here in its entirety for the first time in rhyming verse. A great gift for all poetry connoisseurs, parents raising child geniuses in need of sound moral development, and screen-staring adults who have fallen into a state of half-literacy and forgotten their past.