Patrick Morgan: Son of the Revolution

About the Book

A soldier’s story is centered within the heart of the soldier. For those, who have faced the endless days and nights of patrol, fire fights, adverse conditions and the harsh reality that “out there” other people are trying to kill you strength lies within your spirit. The fire of your belief comes to light in accomplishing a mission. This makes a difference, not only in your life but in the lives of those, whom fight alongside of you. Patrick Morgan, a Ranger in pre-colonial times and whose travels took him along that which would be called the New York, Massachusetts and New England frontier was at the heart of the struggle for independence. The shots fired in that time, 1745, were, in essence, the first shots of the American Revolution…

About the Author

R. G. Brighton (pen name) M.A., M. Div. is a retired Philadelphia, Pa. Police Officer. He served in the United States Marine Corps in Vietnam and in the U. S.M.C. Reserve after returning home from overseas. Since his retirement, he worked within the Security Industry and as a substitute Teacher in San Antonio, Texas focusing on Social Studies grades 8- 12, Texas history and religious literature. Currently, he resides in Kerrville, Texas, and he is a frequent visitor to the shrine at the Alamo. His books are a compilation of stories gathered through oral tradition and known as the “Chronicles of the Scattering.” However, the reason for the Chronicles is, as they say, “Another story…”