Lincoln Collier and Christopher Collier Category: Historical

Fiction Summary: It starts out in the 1770's during the

Revolution War and Samuel Meeker or Sam for short just

interred the room of the tavern and he chimes in to

everybody who is waiting to eat, he comes in saying where

beating the Lobster Backs. His father, Eliphalet Meeker but

called Life for short, starts arguing with son. After a while

they calmed down and change the subject. Finally Tim

Meeker or sometimes called Timmy, the narrator and one of

the main two character's of the story in the story goes out to

the barn to milk the cow Old Pru. Witches are one of his

daily chores and ask Sam to join him. While Tim is milking

Old Pru he's talking to Sam about how has he been lately

and what is he doing back at home. And Sam tells him truth

why he is back at home, and it's to get the Brown Bess.

Which is the family's gun and Tim swears that he can't tell

Mom or Dad. Well in the morning when Sam try's to get the

Brown Bess his father catches him and they get big fight

whether he's going to fight the British or not and finally his

dad throws him out the house. While the Meeker's are at

to his house and when he was half way there Sam woken up

be done. Evaluation: I though this was a well written book it

an encampment in there area not far from town, while they

started shooting at all of the British troops, the British

guilty one and they caught him, after the whole family trying

together. While he visits them he tells them they should

example when he charge the guard trying to kill him so he

would recommend this if you want to study the sight affects

this tittle you think the British killed Sam when it was

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Approximate Word count = 1912
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)