‘Letters from Yorktown’ offers a child’s look at the Revolutionary War
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The work of historical fiction covers a young girl's journey as she reads letters from her brother, struggles with her father’s beliefs and reconsiders the ethics of slavery due to a friendship with an enslaved girl.
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