The Musket Boys of Old Boston : $b or, The first blow for liberty
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"The Musket Boys of Old Boston : or, The first blow for liberty" by George A. Warren is a historical adventure novel written in the early 20th century. Set on the eve of the American Revolution, it follows spirited boys—Phil Warrington of Boston, his Concord chum Andy Sabine, and the hunted but loyal Burt Noble—as they stumble into plots, powder, and patriot networks around Boston and Concord. Expect fast-paced exploits, Tory antagonists like Jasper Bram, and close ties to real figures and events as the boys edge toward the first clash for liberty. The opening of the story finds Phil visiting Andy in Concord, where they spot a mysterious boy with a muskrat cap testing a puff of gunpowder and then flee. After a chase and a tangle in a thorny ravine, their guns are stolen by Greg Bram but recovered by old soldier Silas Berks, who hints that his cannon “Old Tom” will signal trouble from Boston. The boys rescue the mysterious lad from Jasper Bram’s stone shed; he proves to be Burt Noble,
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