The image depicts a crowded boat of oarsmen and soldiers forcing their way through icy river floes beneath a dark winter sky. Rendered in cool blues and muted earth tones, the scene—adapted from Washington Crossing the Delaware but without Washington shown—captures a sense of danger and strain. The title REVOLUTION SONG: A Story of American Freedom appears in white and yellow text below, while the author’s name is set in blue in the top right corner.

Revolution Song

$11.85
$11.85 $17.95
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The image depicts a crowded boat of oarsmen and soldiers forcing their way through icy river floes beneath a dark winter sky. Rendered in cool blues and muted earth tones, the scene—adapted from Washington Crossing the Delaware but without Washington shown—captures a sense of danger and strain. The title REVOLUTION SONG: A Story of American Freedom appears in white and yellow text below, while the author’s name is set in blue in the top right corner.
  • The image depicts a crowded boat of oarsmen and soldiers forcing their way through icy river floes beneath a dark winter sky. Rendered in cool blues and muted earth tones, the scene—adapted from Washington Crossing the Delaware but without Washington shown—captures a sense of danger and strain. The title REVOLUTION SONG: A Story of American Freedom appears in white and yellow text below, while the author’s name is set in blue in the top right corner.
  • The image depicts a crowded boat of oarsmen and soldiers forcing their way through icy river floes beneath a dark winter sky. Rendered in cool blues and muted earth tones, the scene—adapted from Washington Crossing the Delaware but without Washington shown—captures a sense of danger and strain. The title REVOLUTION SONG: A Story of American Freedom appears in white and yellow text below, while the author’s name is set in blue in the top right corner.
Revolution Song

Revolution Song

$11.85
$11.85 $17.95

Russell Shorto’s Revolution Song revisits the American Revolution through the intertwined lives of six people, revealing how contested and personal the fight for freedom has always been. Lively, intimate, and timely, it reminds us that revolutionary ideals are still being debated today.

There’s no place more storied to reflect on that legacy than the Museum of the City of New York.

  • Approximately 640 pages.
  • W. W. Norton & Company.

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