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Two patriotic brothers from New Jersey travel to Philadelphia on July 4, 1776, celebrate the Declaration's adoption, and soon become involved in skirmishes with local Tories before joining dangerous missions connected to the Revolutionary War. The plot follows their night attacks, spy-work, infiltration of enemy camps, a haunted-house episode, and action in New York and at the Battle of Long Island, showing their differing temperaments—impulsive youth and steadier elder—as they learn courage, loyalty, and resourcefulness amid historical events.

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Title: The Dare Boys of 1776

Author: Stephen Angus Douglas Cox

Release date: October 1, 2005 [eBook #9112]
Most recently updated: March 3, 2021

Language: English

Credits: Produced by Curtis Weyant

*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE DARE BOYS OF 1776 ***

The Dare Boys
of 1776

Stephen Angus Cox

R. Mencl

New York

The Platt & Peck Co.

Copyright 1910
by
The A. L. Chatterton Co.

Contents

  1. The Clang of the Liberty Bell
  2. Waylaid on the Road
  3. Ben Foster Brings Important News
  4. A Night Attack
  5. The Dare Boys in New York
  6. Chosen for Dangerous Work
  7. Dick's First Adventure
  8. Tom Dare Acts
  9. The Brothers Together
  10. In the Enemy's Camp
  11. Tom in Trouble
  12. Dick Does Wonderful Work
  13. General Washington is Pleased
  14. The Haunted House
  15. Dick Again Does Spy-Work
  16. The Battle of Long Island