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Before the Colonies declared their Independence from Britain in July of 1776, their hatred of British rule and its occupation of America, was exemplified when a group of men dumped over 300 chests of tea into the cold waters of Boston Harbor, set fire to the town of Charlestown when Generals Howe and Gage attacked the Continental Army's redoubts on Breeds and Bunker Hill; and, ultimately forced the British to abandon Boston altogether in the early Spring of 1776 - after eight combative and deadly years of occupation.A small group of young men, led by John Pinkham whose father had been murdered by a British Major, set out to harass the British occupiers by engaging in clandestine acts which, not only annoyed the British leaders, but literally thwarted the British efforts to defeat the rebels in general, and Washington's army in particular. Some of these "coercive acts" are historical and based upon fact - as others were not committed to the record. This story of patriotism and bravery, during the Revolutionary War, details the efforts of this cadre of men and that of the efforts of one Patriot, and his friend. Their clandestine actions left the Howe brothers and Generals Cornwallis and Clinton perplexed and apprehensive as to who, exactly, was causing them so much trouble.The bold actions of these Patriot Spies - which included the burning of Manhattan, also helped Washington defeat the Hessians at Trenton and Princeton, but ultimately helped convince General Clinton to abandon Philadelphia, after the Patriots kidnapped General Howe.

Peter MacMurray, notwithstanding earning his Masters in Computer Science from MIT, chose to enter the field of Investment banking. After several years of providing his clients with excellent investment advice, Peter sat down and developed an investment computer program which enabled Peter to offer his clients a "guarantee". His investment successes drew the attention of certain interests in Moscow. They needed his computer program Algorithm to carry out a unique plot to discredit and ultimately assassinate the President of Russia.

Algorithm 2.0: Allah's Scimitar, is a sequel to the previous book, i.e., "Algorithm". In this story, we find jihadist plots unfolding in cities from St. Paul, Min over to Lewiston Me and as far south as New Orleans. An Imam in a Mosque in Brooklyn, NY is funding the five Mosques with monthly "gifts". This money is being provided to the Imam by one of MacMurray's clients. However, the grandest of plots is the one where, if successful, will mean the total destruction of stock and bond markets throughout the world.