Liberty's kids. Disc one the complete series [WorldCat Entities]

"Episode 5, "Midnight ride : Sarah and James travel to Boston to deliver a message to patriot leader Dr. Joseph Warren and ride with the famous messengers Paul Revere and William Dawes as they spread the word that 'the British are coming!'"--Pamphlet."@en
"Episode 7, "Green mountain boys : James heads to the Grants to cover the story of the settlers' struggle ; Sarah goes hoping to find a place in the Green Mountains for her family to settle ; and Henri just wants to find maple syrup. Sarah and James witness the capture of the fort, and Sarah befriends Benedict Arnold, whom she instantly respects"--Pamphlet."@en
""Episode 1, The Boston Tea Party : At the direction of their employer, Benjamin Franklin, Moses, James and Henri travel to Boston in search of Sarah, who has just arrived on a tea-laden ship from England. When they get to the harbor however, they happen upon a group of colonists disguised as Native Americans and discover they are raiding the very ship Sarah is on"--Pamphlet."@en
"Episode 6, "The shot heard round the world : James observing on the Minutemen--citizens taking up arms to fight the British Redcoats--and Sarah, falling in with the British forces, report from both sides on the "shot heard from round the world" at Concord Bridge"--Pamphlet."@en
"Episode 3, "United we stand : Moses lets James report on Congress, and after a British sailor is "tarred and feathered," James learns about the ugliness of mob rule, when emotions get in the way of compassion. Sarah and Henri meet Abigail Adams and travel with her to bring supplies to the occupied city of Boston"--Pamphlet."@en
"Episode 4, "Liberty or death : James, Sarah, Henri and Moses travel to Virginia, where they witness Patrick Henry's speech. Moses is shocked to find his brother, Cato, on the slave auction block and risks his own freedom to rescue him"--Pamphlet."@en
"Episode 2, "The intolerable acts : In response to the Boston Tea Party, the British occupy Boston. Moses, James, Sarah, and Henri hide at poet Phillis Wheatley's House where some of His Majesty's soldiers are being quartered, and Sarah is confronted with the horror of slavery for the first time"--Pamphlet."@en