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The Liberty Boys of

The Liberty Boys of "76"

A nickel weekly published by Frank Tousey and Harry E. Wolff from January 4, 1901 to May 22, 1925. Publisher's description: "These stories are based on actual facts and give a faithful account of the exciting adventures of a brave band of American youths who were already ready and willing to imperil their lives for the sake of helping along the gallant cause of Independence."

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The Liberty Boys as scouts, or, Skirmishing around Valley Forge

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The Liberty Boys at East Rock, or, The burning of New Haven

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The Liberty Boys at Fort Washington, or, Making a brave stand

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The Liberty Boys at the great fire, or, Exciting times in old New York

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The Liberty Boys avenged, or, The traitor's doom

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The Liberty Boys beating the Skinners, or, Clearing out a bad lot

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The Liberty Boys chasing "Wild Bill," Fighting a mysterious troop

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The Liberty Boys fighting Doxstader, or, The destruction of Currytown

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The Liberty Boys' flank move, or, Coming up behind the British

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The Liberty Boys' forced march, or, Caught in a terrible trap

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The Liberty Boys guarding Washington, or, Defeating a British plot

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The Liberty Boys' gun division, or, The Yankee boy of Bedford

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The Liberty Boys' hidden swamp, or, Hot times along the shore

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The Liberty Boys in the drowned lands, or, Perilous times out west

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The Liberty Boys on Swamp Island, or, Fighting for Sumter

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The Liberty Boys on the commons, or, Defending old New Yor

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The Liberty Boys' river journey, or, Down the Ohio

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The Liberty Boys' running fight, or, After the Redcoat Rangers

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The Liberty Boys' whirlwind attack, or, A terrible surprise to Tarleton

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The Liberty Boys and Bill Cunningham, or, Chasing the "Bloody Scout"

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The Liberty Boys and "Lame Joe," or, The best spy of the Revolution

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The Liberty Boys and the gipsy spy, or, Learning the enemy's secrets

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The Liberty Boys and the Mohawk chief, or, After St. Leger's Indians

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The Liberty Boys and the night watch, or, When the British held New York

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