In the tradition of the best-selling series, REVOLUTIONARY WAR LEADERS, this new series presents 10 figures whose choices had a profound influence on the course of the American Revolutionary War. Ideally suited for middle school students, these books are the perfect length for school reports and are fully documented. This series meets national history curriculum standards.

Arnold initially joined the Revolutionary Army during the war with the British. By 1779, Arnold was dissatisfied, shifted his loyalties, and became a spy for the British.

Betsy Ross, a widowed seamstress living in Philadelphia, only 24 when George Washington asked her to create the first flag for America in June of 1776.

In the tradition of the best-selling series Revolutionary War Leaders, this new series presents 10 figures whose choices of the American Revolutionary War. Ideally suited for middle school students, at 100+ pages these books are the perfect length for school reports and are fully documented. This series meets national history curriculum standards.

In the tradition of the best-selling series Revolutionary War Leaders, this new series presents 10 figures whose choices of the American Revolutionary War. Ideally suited for middle school students, at 100+ pages these books are the perfect length for school reports and are fully documented. This series meets national history curriculum standards.

Hale was a good officer, well liked, who volunteered to take on difficult assignments. His last--in September 1776--was to spy on the British.

Paul Revere's fight for freedom began long before his legendary ride with many acts that showed his dissatisfaction with remaining under British rule.

Thomas Paine published the pamphlet "Common Sense," urging an immediate declaration of independence on the part of the American colonies.

In the tradition of the best-selling series