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Jan 1, 1862 — Jan 1, 1934· 72 yrs

UNITED STATES AUTHOR · HISTORY

Harold Murdock

Also known as: Murdock, Harold, 1862-1934

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Boston, United States

Halfway up the mountain slope stands the old house.

— from Notes from a Country Library

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Earl Percy's dinner-table

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Bunker Hill

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From the Preface... In the pages that follow, I hope to provide an intimate account of how over the course of just eighteen months a revolution transformed a city and the towns that surrounded it, and how that transformation influenced what eventually became the Unites States of America. This is the story of two charismatic and forceful leaders (one from Massachusetts, the other from Virginia), but it is also the story of two ministers (one a subtle, even Machiavellian, patriot, the other a punster and a loyalist); of a poet, patriot, and caregiver to four orphaned children; of a wealthy merchant who wanted to be everybody's friend; of a conniving traitor whose girlfriend betrayed him; of a sea captain from Marblehead who became America's first naval hero; of a bookseller with a permanently mangled hand who after a 300-mile trek through the wilderness helped to force the evacuation of the British; and of many others.

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The reconstruction of Europe

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