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How to be a revolutionary war soldier / written by Thomas Ratliff ; illustrated by John James.

Author/creator Ratliff, Thomas M.
Other author/creatorJames, John, 1959- illustrator.
Format Book and Print
Publication InfoWashington, D.C. : National Geographic, 2006.
Description32 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 28 cm
Supplemental Content Table of contents only
Supplemental Content Contributor biographical information
Supplemental Content Publisher description
Subject(s)
Contents How did the war start? -- How do you sign up? -- How much will you get paid? -- Training -- Will you wear a uniform? -- What weapons will you use? -- Army life -- What will you eat? -- Battle tactics -- What about women? -- What if you are sick or wounded? -- Will you be promoted? -- What are the long-term prospects? -- Your interview -- Have you got the job?
Abstract America Needs You! And your country isn't even founded yet! The question is... do you have what it takes to be a Revolutionary War soldier? These are tense times between Britain and her American Colonies. In Boston, tea has been dumped in the harbor and revolution is brewing in the streets. Militias are drilling in town squares and all around you can hear the call of freedom. But how will you be trained? How will you be paid? How will weapons be supplied? And uniforms? What if you are wounded? This abundantly illustrated book will prime you for the interview that will determine your fate--and the war that will forge America's future. Prepare to answer the call!
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (p. 32) and index.
LCCN 2005025885
ISBN079227489X (trade)
ISBN9780792274896 (trade)
ISBN0792275462 (library)
ISBN9780792275466 (library)

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