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This sidekick to Rush Limbaugh's Rush Revere and the First Patriots: Time-Travel Adventures with Exceptional Americans helps you usher in the return of Rush Revere for some more time-traveling adventures. Following the success of Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims, this next installment throws Rush directly into the path of the American Revolution. Rush's trusty horse Liberty is back, traveling through time, talking, and making himself invisible as he pleases. The horse's name is no random choice. As this sidekick explains, liberty is a major theme throughout the novel, representing the liberty from oppression that Americans have fought for over the centuries.
In Rush Revere and the First Patriots, Rush, to the dismay of the principal's daughter Elizabeth, fills in as a substitute teacher of history at Manchester Middle School. The kids don't mind, since Revere's time-travel approach is far more exciting than reading from a textbook. Go along for the ride as they all meet Ben Franklin, King George III, Samuel Adams, George Washington, and many others who were crucial in the lead-up to the Revolution. This sidekick to Rush Revere and the First Patriots not only analyzes the content, characters, and themes, it also explores history in a way that makes you realize that independence from England was not just important, it was necessary.
