freedom ring ♪ ♪ and patriotic voices sing ♪ red, white, and blue, never give up ♪ ♪ you represent america ♪ ♪ hopin♪ how can i see it any other way? ♪ ♪ i'm lookin' at life ♪ i'm lookin' at life ♪ through my own eyes captioning made possible by dic entertainment announ sarah: "dear moses, "i write from the marquis de lafayette's camp in virginia-- a place filled with anticipation." british officer: 'tention! sarah: "lord cornwallis and his british troops are nearby at yorktown. "on one side of him is chesapeake bay, which we hope will soon be filled with french warships." "on the other side, walled trenches encircle the city." "i wait far away from those walls with henri and the marquis, "for the armies of generals washington and rochambeau to march here from new york." wahh! uhh! c'est tout! sarah: "thanks to a negro spy "whose name i dare not write down, "cornwallis suspects nothing of general washington's trap "and plans to remain in yorktown. your brother cato is here. our spy saw him." [gasps] "he is a soldier, fighting with the british "to earn his freedom. "moses, i fear a terrible battle, "

freedom ring ♪ ♪ and patriotic voices sing ♪ red, white, and blue, never give up ♪ ♪ you represent america ♪ hopin how can i see it any other way? ♪ ♪ i'm lookin' at life ♪ i'm lookin' at life ♪ with my own eyes sarah: "dearest mother, "i can scarcely believe the war's been over "for nearly 3 years. "but peace has not come easily for all. "i'm on my way to new york now, "where i will report on the conditions of the loyalists, "those people who remained faithful to england "during the revolution. "to do so, i will renew my acquaintance "with your friend mrs. radcliffe. "she was such a kind hostess to james and me "nearly 10 years ago back in '76. to think how very much has changed since then." [gasps] oh, my! what's happened to new york city?

freedom ring ♪ ♪ and patriotic voices sing ♪ red, white, and blue, never give up ♪ ♪ you represent america ♪ ♪ hopinokin' at life ♪ i'm lookin' at life ♪ through my own eyes "dr. franklin insists that his newspaper is stirring patriotism captioúúúú "in the bosom of every colonist. "but i am not so sure. "there is no doubt that political passions "run high here in the colonies. "but there are so many people "with so many different backgrounds, "it seems to me that no two of the colonies share the same interests. "pennsylvania and virginia are as different as france and holland, "or so i am told. as for me, i am proud to remain steadfastly british." [noise] [gasp] [muffled scream] shh! it's me. you heard the voices, too? [french accent] i think it is thieves. or someone who disagrees with dr. franklin's newspaper. they're here to destroy the printing press! come on! look! who goes there? do you see anything? good. let us resume our business. i'll scare them you trip them up. run! we got them! we got them! sarah, run and get moses! oh! no need to get moses. you already got him. huh? huh?