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Divided loyalties by Gare Thompson · Booklabria

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Divided loyalties

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Divided loyalties

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First published: 2006

Synopsis

In a three-act-play, a family of five in colonial New Jersey has ties to England but don't all agree about the coming American Revolution in the 1770s. Some eventually move to Canada and others remain in the new United States. Includes historical background essay, map, and timeline.

Subjects: History
Study and teaching
Social sciences
Colonies
Children's plays
Juvenile drama
Set in: United States
Great Britain
America
New Jersey
Time: Revolution, 1775-1783

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Publisher: National Geographic Society
Published: 2006
Pages: 56
Language: English
Contributor: Kiwak, Barbara
U.s.: National Geographic Society
Series: National Geographic reading expeditions
ISBN-13: 978-0792258674
ISBN-10: 0792258673

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