Justice for All (Liberty's Kids) by Amanda Stephens

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Justice for All (Liberty's Kids)

by Amanda Stephens

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A revolutionary animated series from PBS and DIC Entertainment, Liberty's Kids tells the tale of the birth of democracy in America, through the eyes of two teenagers working in Ben Franklin's printshop

The show features the voices of many celebrities, including; Walter Cronkite as Ben Franklin, Billy Crystal as John Adams, Whoopi Goldberg as Deborah Sampson, Annette Bening as Abigail Adams, and Aaron Carter performing the title song.

The Boston Tea Party. Taxation without representation. Intolerable Acts. The First Continental Congress.

With the help of Ben Franklin, Moses (a freed slave), James and Henri (Ben Franklin's apprentices), and Sarah (a British teen who traveled to America), readers will travel back in time to discover what happened in American history from December 1773-September 1774.

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:17 -0400)

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