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When you read this book about April 19, 1775, you'll begin to see the British redcoats walking in a good line during your city. Both hands will be sweating since not have you shot with the purpose of eliminating a guy as you hold your musket and you'll tremble only a little. But you'll shoot, and shoot again and again while your neck pains from your own musket's stop and the limited, disciplined reddish line bleeds and wavers and smashes and you start to yell at the most truly effective of one's lungs because you're there, at the delivery of freedom—you're a veteran of the Battle of Lexington, and you've helped mix the Master's greatest troops,