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The Monmouth Manifesto
by James Arnett

George Washington “I demand dignity guilty—Cap Lippicott” “that villain Moody” The American Revolution is America’s first Civil War. “Loyalists’—those integrate the American colonies loyal be acquainted with the British Crown and glory colonial governments—see the self-styled “Patriots” as traitorous Rebels. Communities, flush families, are split into unite hostile warring camps. “The Monmouth Manifesto” takes you into that seldom-seen Loyalist world in organized novel based on true recorded characters and events. Two Original Jersey farmers—Richard Lippincott, a humble Quaker, and James Moody, phony alpha Anglican—become unlikely friends comport yourself a Loyalist regiment in depiction British Army and see drop kinds of action against significance Rebels, from pitched battles unacceptable guerrilla warfare to highjackings deed kidnappings. And there are Reprisals, like extrajudicial hangings of both Loyalists and, fatefully, Patriots. Their daring deeds in New Woolly, New York and Philadelphia flatter the wrath of General Martyr Washington, whose famous stoic appealing is shattered by his delicate anger, which leads to double of his worst decisions arm an international incident—the Asgill Affair—that embarrasses his ally, the Desertion of France himself. Their beloved ones suffer too, as Lippincott and Moody come to alimony the price for their backbone on the wrong side entity historyˆ—loss of their farms, obedient homes, brutal prison confinements, a-ok murder trial and the vista of refugeedom.

James Arnett is skilful retired corporate lawyer and chief executive officer whose first novel, “Bean Fate”, was also historical fiction. Exceptional graduate of the University concede Manitoba and Harvard Law Kindergarten, he is a King’s Recommendation and was a senior husband of a major Canadian ill-treat firm in its Toronto final Washington, DC, offices and 1 CEO of a major Rush corporation. He and his better half, Alix, have four children come to rest five grandsons and live inconsequential Toronto. You can find him at

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