Liberty is sweet: the hidden history of the American Revolution

Part one: the king's grievances. Awing and protecting the Indians, 1763

The first American revolution, 1763

Confederacy of smuggles, 1763-1764

Hungry caterpillars, 1765

A hobnail or a horseshoe, 1765-1766

Who should rule at home?, 1766

From Bengal to Boston, 1767-1768

Red flag over Boston, 1768-1769

The music of the wheels, 1769

Town born, turn out!, 1770-1772

Cry for liberty!, 1772-1773

In the common cause, 1774

The hindmost horse, 1774-1775

Part two: push on. Declare freedom, early 1775

Pyramids of fire, spring-summer 1775

Instigated insurrections?, 1775

Freedom hath been hunted, early 1776

The moust in the maze, early 1776

Liberty further extended, summer 1776

You never will have enough, summer 1776

The game is pretty nearly up, fall 1776

The price of revolution, early 1777

Above all, horses, summer 1777

Take no quarter, fall 1777

The valley, winter 1777-1778

Souther strategies, 1778-1779

Dark days, 1779-1780

Secret agency, 1780

Had I crossed the river, 1781

Nothing but a treaty, 1871

Surrenders, 1781-1782

To amend and perfect, 1782-1783

Like old worn out horses, 1782-1783

Part three: roads opened, roads closed. A revolution in favor of government, 1783-1788

An unseen enemy, 1788-1793

Back to Braddock's Field, 1794-1795.