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Hello, and thanks for joining Revolution 250, where we look at events that took place 250 years ago

this week. This is from the American Revolution podcast, a short bonus episode to remind you

about these important anniversaries of the Revolutionary War. This week,

we remember the Prohibitory Act and the Battle of Cane Break in South Carolina, which both took

place on December 22, 1775. This is Michael Troy from the American Revolution podcast.

I want to tell you about a new book,

America Victorious, lesser-known campaigns and commanders that helped win American independence.

The author, Tom Hand, appeared on this podcast a couple of years ago to discuss an earlier book,

American Triumph. His new book, America Victorious, is not just

beautifully made with a stunning cover. It digs into those lesser-known campaigns, like

the battles on the frontier and some of the more remote areas. It also includes these great

sidebars with mini-biographies from the lesser-known leaders, as well as more recommended reading and

suggested places to visit. This book will not only keep you turning the pages, it's a wonderful

gift for those revolution-curious friends and family during this holiday season, 344 pages,

nearly two dozen maps, and a patriotic tone that they will love.

I've also got a special deal for you. If you go to AmericanaCorner.com, you can get 15% off your

purchase of America Victorious using the promo code Revolution. This is a limited time offer,

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code Revolution to order this book today. In December of 1775, as the year drew to a close,

Britain had been in a state of active war with the North American colonies since that spring.

The Continental Congress had still tried to convince the king to broker a compromise

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