No Brighter Dawn

In this new narrative about “America’s Sunrise” on April 19 1775 the author recaptures the inspiring events that began America’s historic fight for freedom. With exciting and carefully researched detail Paul Revere’s “Midnight Ride” and the Minutemen’s courageous stand on the Lexington Common at the break of dawn against an overwhelming force of attacking British Regulars are related in a fascinating light. This includes the author’s surprising answer to the question “Who fired the first shot of the American Revolutionary War?” The book also stresses the critical importance of the Puritan virtues and values of Paul Revere and the Minutemen -- and the practical ways they are relevant for our time. The author reveals the long-hidden key of these virtues and values—that key is a powerful principle discovered within the core of the “radiating faith” of the Minutemen. For these reasons this book is especially valuable for young people who are searching for lasting core values and for anyone who wants to have a deeper appreciation of the ideals that gave America its freedom. In short NO BRIGHTER DAWN not only relives the true story of Paul Revere the Minutemen and other founding patriots it gives to us the positive Puritan principles that inspired their struggle to begin an independent America and that are essential for renewing and preserving human freedom.