Long Island in the American Revolution

Long Island in the American Revolution

by Myron Harper Luke

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The Oyster Bay Sons of Liberty decided they would oppose the Stamp Act in every way possible, including a boycott of British goods. So began the protest against British rule that would culminate in war, revolution and independence for colonial America. Long Islanders would soon be forced to choose sides.

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