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* MeaningfulName: In the episode "Green Mountain Boys," Ethan Allen and the titular militia throw out a tory squatting in one of their houses. The tory's name, Arthur Pendrake, refers to King Arthur Pendragon, making his expulsion from the house symbolic of throwing out the king of England.
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''Liberty's Kids'' (2002-2003) is an animated {{Edutainment}} HistoricalFiction series produced by Creator/DICEntertainment in association with Creator/{{PBS}}. The series follows the events of UsefulNotes/TheAmericanRevolution, from the Boston Tea Party in 1773 to the signing of the US Constitution in 1787, through the lens of three children (and their caretaker) whom are in the employ of Creator/BenjaminFranklin's newspaper and publishing business. The major characters are:

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''Liberty's Kids'' (2002-2003) is an animated {{Edutainment}} HistoricalFiction series produced by Creator/DICEntertainment in association with Creator/{{PBS}}. The series follows the events of UsefulNotes/TheAmericanRevolution, from the Boston Tea Party in 1773 to the signing of the US Constitution in 1787, through the lens of three children (and their caretaker) whom caretaker), who are in the employ of Creator/BenjaminFranklin's newspaper and publishing business. The major characters are:
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''Looking at life through my own eyes"''

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''Looking ''I'm looking at life through my own eyes"''
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''Looking at life (looking at life)''\\

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''Looking ''I'm looking at life (looking at life)''\\
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-->-- '''Opening theme song'''

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-->-- '''Opening The first chorus of "Through My Own Eyes", the opening theme song'''
song performed by '''Music/AaronCarter''' and '''Kayla Hinkle'''
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* SequelHook: In the final episode, Moses is angered that the Constitutional Convention does not outlaw slavery, and says that it will likely take another war to end it for good.

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* SequelHook: In the final episode, Moses is angered that the Constitutional Convention does not outlaw slavery, and says that it will likely take [[UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar another war war]] to end it for good.
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* HeroesWantRedheads: James in regards to Sarah, anyone?

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