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Under The Mark
Under The Mark
Book 2 in The Road to Revolution Series
Boston, 1765
Boston, 1765
Nathaniel Clarke is only a printer’s apprentice, but every day he watches how words shape the life of a city. In Josiah Whitfield’s print shop, ink and paper carry the laws, proclamations, and ideas that travel through the streets of Boston.
Nathaniel Clarke is only a printer’s apprentice, but every day he watches how words shape the life of a city. In Josiah Whitfield’s print shop, ink and paper carry the laws, proclamations, and ideas that travel through the streets of Boston.
When Parliament passes the Sugar Act and the Stamp Act, those printed words suddenly carry a dangerous weight.
When Parliament passes the Sugar Act and the Stamp Act, those printed words suddenly carry a dangerous weight.
Merchants lose cargo. Dockworkers lose wages. British soldiers patrol the harbor. And the laws arriving from across the ocean begin pressing down on the people of the city.
Merchants lose cargo. Dockworkers lose wages. British soldiers patrol the harbor. And the laws arriving from across the ocean begin pressing down on the people of the city.
What begins as frustration slowly becomes something deeper.
What begins as frustration slowly becomes something deeper.
As protests grow and tensions rise, Nate and the people around him must decide whether they will remain obedient subjects—or become something else entirely.
As protests grow and tensions rise, Nate and the people around him must decide whether they will remain obedient subjects—or become something else entirely.
Because sometimes revolutions do not begin with a musket.
Because sometimes revolutions do not begin with a musket.
Sometimes they begin with a printed page.
Sometimes they begin with a printed page.
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