The British Are Coming - The Graphic Edition, Volume 1

The British Are Coming - The Graphic Edition, Volume 1

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The British Are Coming - The Graphic Edition, Volume 1By: Rick Atkinson Published by Random House, 2026 06 02 This striking graphic edition adapts the first half of the New York Times bestselling The British Are Coming, the opening volume in Pulitzer Prize winning historian Rick Atkinsons extraordinary trilogy about the American Revolution From the battles at Lexington and Concord in the spring of 1775 through the Siege of Boston in 1776, American militiamen and the newly created Continental Army take on

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