Savannah of Williamsurg: Ben Franklin, Freedom and Freedom of the Press, Virginia 1735 is Book III in the Savannah of Williamsburg Series.The third book in the Savannah Squirrel Series of historical-fiction is another exciting adventure through history. The American Colonies are thriving in 1735 and major issues are confronting the colonists. The evil of slavery is challenged by Savannah after her oldest and dearest friend, Anthony, is devastated by this horrible institution. The stakes are also high for Philadelphia's Benjamin Franklin as he plots to influence the outcome of one of the most important trials in American history, taking place in New York: the John Peter Zenger Trial. Freedom of the Press is at stake and the outcome will affect whether or not The United States of America ever declares independence. As the book also explores early-American theater, the story includes a complete stageplay!

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- Jannie Funster

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- Marlene Casto, retired NC educator

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