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      The Color of Freedom

      by Michelle Isenhoff
      Published
      Nov 2011
      Main Genre
      Historical Historical
      Pages
      192
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      Meadow MacKenna hates the British. Turned off her Irish farm and forced to book passage to America as an indentured servant, she understands the rebel desire to throw off the yoke of King George's rule. But is freedom worth the cost? Is it even possible?

      When her new master turns abusive, Meadow disguises herself as a boy and flees. But she cannot outrun the political conflict. She's moved by the courage, pride and determination of the American patriots, but their Puritan roots run deep. Will liberty apply to Negroes, to Quakers, to Jews--to Irish Catholics like her? Or will majority rule serve the majority? Perhaps the colonists had simply invented a new kind of tyranny. She cannot commit to such a cause. Neither can she prevent the war from claiming the souls of her father and the man she loves.

      Genres & Themes

      Genres

      General Fiction

      Subgenres

      Historical

      Age Level

      Kids (12 & Under) Kids: Middle Grade

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      First Edition Nov 2011 CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform ISBN 1466495804
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      Feb 2011 ISBN B004OEILPE
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      Jan 2013 Candle Star Press