This book is a detailed and engaging account of the role of Bradford, Mass., in the American Revolution. Louis Augustus Woodbury brings to life the stories of the patriots and soldiers who fought for independence, from the famous Battle of Bunker Hill to the lesser-known skirmishes of the New England countryside. The book is also a tribute to the town's rich history and culture, and an inspiration to anyone who loves the ideals of freedom and democracy.

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