The Beginning of the Revolutionary War

The beginning of the revolutionary war was primarily the British attack, victory at Lexington and Concord, Bunker Hill and Long Island, evoked the urgency and nationalistic needs of the colonial era. Throughout the colony, the Tory party and the royalists elected to stay faithful to the UK and the patriots chose to defy the overwhelming British government, more generally "non-representative taxes". Connecticut is a temporary power that supplies clothing and food for the majority of the mainland, but because it forbids the Conservative Party to have any form of public office, it turns out to be mainly Anti Terry Party did.

At the beginning of the Revolutionary War, the Mick family lived in Reading, Connecticut. The Revolutionary War is a war for Americans to gain autonomy from the UK. They are a family of four with two children (Tim and Sam) and their parents, Eli Palette and Susanna. Known as Eliphalet, or "Life" is a diligent worker and possesses a bistro with his wife Susannah. Susanna is a good mother, worried and trying to love her children. Tim is the voice of a novel, and everything is seen through his eyes. During the novel he was a young teenager, looking at his family's change to a family torn apart in the war from a happy town family.

A family torn apart by war. This is the beginning of a revolutionary war, and tensions are established in the battlefield and in the country. Timmick, an ordinary farm boys have brothers, Sam, he was very happy. But one day Sam and his father (alive) began to discuss the furious war. As their temper emerged, Sam left his hometown and joined the patriot to fight the next British army. His father strongly opposed Sam's action because he was conservative and did not think that his son should fight British. I believe that Sam has the right to fight for his own freedom and he is a 16 year old adult so he should be able to make his own decision. At the same time, Tim, who loves his father and loves Sam, Dear, he was torn on either side of the problem.