Ethan Allen Homestead Enrichment Program: The Antihero of Ticonderoga - Gail Gauthier
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An author’s use of personal experience combined with details from Ethan Allen’s life to create a children’s book will be the focus of this presentation. Allen’s troubled early life in Puritan Connecticut, his role as a voice for farmers in the New Hampshire Grants, and his captivity memoir are all covered.
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