The Liberty Boys Running the Blockade; or, Getting Out of New York
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A band of young Continental soldiers quartered in New York conducts clandestine reconnaissance and counterespionage as British forces threaten the city. Their captain organizes deceptive tactics—changing uniforms, staged conversations in taverns and a churchyard, and coordinated ambushes—to expose men watching and reporting their movements. Episodes concentrate on resourceful youth using disguise, observation, and teamwork to turn surveillance into capture, blending brisk adventure sequences with themes of patriotism, loyalty, and ingenuity while moving toward an effort to run the naval blockade and leave the city.
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