Read this in grade school, never knew it was a movie. Saw it for the first time, today. Typical of all the little mistakes , but I really enjoyed it. It’s on par with drums along the Mohawk
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I remember it the first time around and it made quite the impression on me as a kid. Mr. Termain and his burn is the reason I clamp my lead pot down to the bench and wear glasses. leather gloves and boots when casting lead.
Drums along Mohawk was the first historical book I ever read. It turned me into history at a young age. Some others I liked that were along those same lines were: Johnny Tremain (mentioned), Rifles for Watie, Across Five Aprils, My Brother Sam is dead, and The Red Badge of Courage. I'm sure I missed some that I have read, but most of these are Newberry award books intended for somewhat younger readers. From there I graduated to books by Allen Eckert and Kenneth Roberts.
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