The Life Of Colonel Paul Revere (Volume Ii)

Beyond the legendary midnight ride Paul Revere lies the full story of a craftsman, conspirator, and citizen. The past feels very near. In The Life of Colonel Paul Revere (Volume II), Elbridge Henry Goss continues his portrait of the Boston silversmith patriot at the heart of colonial Massachusetts history and the coming war for independence. Moving from the ferment of 18th century Boston through the escalating crisis with Britain, this classic historical biography follows one of the central american patriots revolutionary war readers seldom encounter in such intimate focus.Drawing on early records and local tradition, Goss shapes a paul revere biography book that sets its subject amid workshops, wharves, and meeting rooms in a restless town. For anyone drawn to Sons of Liberty history, Boston Tea Party history, or the intricate life of 18th century Boston, it serves as a vivid american revolution history book and a dependable revolutionary war research source. Scholars, general readers, and any american history students resource hunter will find here a detailed guide to colonial Massachusetts history and to the networks, alarms, and ideals behind the midnight ride paul revere immortalised in American memory.Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions, this narrative of one of the defining figures of the Revolution has been restored for today’s and future generations. More than a reprint - a collector’s item and a cultural treasure, it invites both casual readers and classic-literature collectors to keep Paul Revere’s world close at hand.