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Neal, the miller: A son of liberty is a historical novel set during the pre-Revolutionary War period. It delves into the struggle for individual liberty against oppressive British rule and the resistance to unfair taxation. The protagonist, a young miller, aspires to build a grist-mill but faces numerous financial and legal obstacles. His journey leads him to join a group advocating for freedom, propelling him into the larger political and social conflict of the time. Along the way, he faces personal hardships such as wrongful arrest and the need to escape danger. Through these experiences, he forms meaningful relationships and encounters allies from unexpected places. His story unfolds as he navigates through complex challenges, illustrating the broader fight for independence. The novel captures the spirit of resilience, emphasizing the power of unity and perseverance in the face of adversity, with the mill symbolizing the hope for a better future and self-sufficiency in a time of revolution.