A shot was fired and no one was left for mercy. Very few survived the slaughter and those that did make it out alive were badly injured. News of this massacre reached the men that had left to the other town and they rushed back home to find that their homes were in shambles and that not a single building was still standing. The men mourned for their friends and family. But after they were done with their morning they had hatred in their hearts and they vowed for revenge. Mary Silliman has a premature birth of a sickly baby boy named, Jacob. The baby only survived a few hours before slowly drifting away. She was now filled with anger and resentment towards the British and only wanted revenge. Shortly after Jacob dieing, Mary received in a letter that her husband had died in a prison with smallpox epidemic that eventually deteriorated his weakened body. Within a short while the British sent back Selleck's diseased body so that he could have a proper and respectful burial. Mary......

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Title: Mary Silliman's War
Approximate Word Count: 833
Approximate Pages: 4 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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