Liberty Bell is an epic poem depicting the War for Independence in the founding of the United States of America. Recounting events that transpired between April 19, 1775 through the year 1783, the poem celebrates the courage and the vision of the individuals who strove to establish a Nation based upon the Rights of Man. Table of ContentProem 1. Lexington2. Concord3. Travelling News4. Bunker Hill: Digging In5. Bunker Hill: The Red Waves6. The Continental Army7. Slow Work and Urgent Need8. The Narrow Path of Freedom9. Dorchester Heights10. Changing Posts11. To Form a New Government12. Strategies and Contingencies13. Declaring Independence14. The Fire Boats15. The Terrible Weight16. The Battle of Long Island17. Saving the Continental Army18. The Keenness of the Edge19. Kips Bay and Hell's Gate20. A Narrow Escape21. The Battle of Harlem Heights22. Direction and Decision23. The Battle of White Plains24. The Thinning Ranks25. The March through New Jersey26. The Battle of Trenton27. Staying a Step Ahead28. The Battle of Princeton29. Burgoyne's Plan30. Fort Stanwix31. Night Sortie32. The Battle of Oriskany33. Burgoyne's Foraging Party34. The Battle of Bennington35. Crossing the River 36. The Battle of Freeman Farm37. The Foolish Fight Within38. The Battle of Bemis Heights 39. Commission and Commitment40. The Battle of Brandywine41. Beaten yet Undefeated42. The Battle of Germantown43. Mud Island44. Fort Mercer45. Assignment and Reliance46. The End of the Year of the Hangman47. Valley Forge48. The Conway Cabal49. Feu-de-Joie50. Balancing Judgement51. Monmouth: Catastrophe 52. Monmouth: Victory53. Colonel Clark's Frontier Expedition54. Making a Way55. The Sugar Camp56. A Mind-Set for Victory57. The Battle of Vincennes58. John Paul Jones59. Charleston60. Changing Command61. The Battle of Camden62. Benedict Arnold's Treason63. British Advance in the Carolinas 64. The Battle of King's Mountain65. Attack upon Virginia66. The Weather of War67. The Battle of Cowpens68. Maneuvering Armies69. The Battle of Guilford Courthouse70. Conditions of Development71. Management and Expedience72. The March to Yorktown73. Tightening the Vise74. Removing All Doubt75. Victory76. IndependenceEpilogueAcknowledgementbibliographyindex
