Neal, the Miller

This historical novel is set during the time of the American Revolution, specifically focusing on the period leading up to the Declaration of Independence. The story centers on the character Neal, a miller, and his involvement in the events and political developments of his time. The novel portrays Neal's transformation into an ardent patriot and a "Son of Liberty," who becomes actively engaged in the cause of American independence from British rule."Neal, the Miller" is a work of historical fiction that draws from the real events and people of the American Revolution, blending them with fictional elements to create a narrative that reflects the patriotic spirit of the era. The novel seeks to capture the essence of the American struggle for freedom and independence and the sacrifices made by those who participated in it.James Otis, the author, was a prominent figure during the American Revolution, and his writing often expressed his strong support for the patriot cause. "Neal, the Miller: A Son of Liberty" is an example of Otis's commitment to the ideals of liberty and independence, as well as his desire to inspire a sense of patriotism and devotion to the American cause. While the novel is not as widely read today as some other historical works, it remains a part of the broader literary tradition of American historical fiction and revolutionary literature.

Pages: 40, Paperback, Anson Street Press