“I understood now that you could be as soft as the silken draperies, shine like the copper candle holders, and have something tick quietly inside you and never miss a beat, even if you lived in a rude sod hut in the wilderness.”
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Work
The Fifth of March: A Story of the Boston Massacre
This book provides a comprehensive account of the infamous incident in Boston, Massachusetts, where British soldiers fired into a crowd, resulting in the deaths of five colonists. The text delves into the historical context, the interactions between the British soldiers and the American colonists, and the aftermath of the tragedy. more
Author
Ann Rinaldi
Ann Rinaldi is a renowned American historical fiction author, born on August 27, 1934. Her works, set against the backdrop of history, delve into the inner world of characters, winning the hearts of readers. more
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