The Hero of Ticonderoga; or, Ethan Allen and His Green Mountain Boys
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The narrative follows Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys as they resist outside authorities over land titles, organize a frontier militia, and carry out bold armed actions to defend their claims. It recounts skirmishes and a daring capture of frontier forts, interactions and rivalries with other leaders, subsequent wartime service, capture and imprisonment, and travel overseas. Alongside military episodes, the account portrays rural life, guerrilla methods, secret missions, and the political and personal dilemmas faced by irregular fighters during the early revolutionary struggle.
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