Read the Revolution – July – EASTON AT SUNSET

A friend recently confessed a tendency to view the American Revolution romantically, like a Henry Wadsworth Longfellow poem. Those long-ago times devoid of technology or a 24/7 news cycle seem so much simpler, somehow purer, yet early Americans faced problems as vexing as we do. In Easton at Sunset, Colonel – now Judge – Peter Kichline encounters the worst of human nature in his courtroom, especially in the case of Molly Shimer. Our circumstances may have changed, but human nature has not, and the solution is still the same: God’s intervention on behalf of His fallen creation.