What are the best episodes of Liberty!?

The best rated episodes of Liberty! are: Blows Must Decide: 1774-1776 - S1E2 rated 7.0

What are the worst episodes of Liberty!?

The lowest rated episodes of Liberty! are: The Reluctant Revolutionaries: 1763-1774 - S1E1 rated 5.7

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Best Episodes of Liberty!

Blows Must Decide: 1774-1776
S1 Ep2
7.0
23rd Nov 1997
A total break from Great Britain remains hard for Americans to imagine, even after shots are fired at Lexington and Concord. Words push matters "Over the Edge" in 1776. Common Sense argues that it is the natural right of men to govern themselves. The Declaration of Independence declares this same idea a "self-evident" truth. For Americans, there is no looking back. There will be war with England.

Worst Episodes of Liberty!

The Reluctant Revolutionaries: 1763-1774
S1 Ep1
5.7
23rd Nov 1997
In 1763, the capitol city of America is London, George Washington is lobbying for a post in the British army, and no one thinks of Boston harbor when they hear talk of tea parties. In a dozen years, the colonies are on the brink of rebellion. What happens to bring this country so quickly near war with England?

Liberty! Episode Guide

The Reluctant Revolutionaries: 1763-1774
S1 Ep1
5.7
23rd Nov 1997
In 1763, the capitol city of America is London, George Washington is lobbying for a post in the British army, and no one thinks of Boston harbor when they hear talk of tea parties. In a dozen years, the colonies are on the brink of rebellion. What happens to bring this country so quickly near war with England?
Blows Must Decide: 1774-1776
S1 Ep2
7.0
23rd Nov 1997
A total break from Great Britain remains hard for Americans to imagine, even after shots are fired at Lexington and Concord. Words push matters "Over the Edge" in 1776. Common Sense argues that it is the natural right of men to govern themselves. The Declaration of Independence declares this same idea a "self-evident" truth. For Americans, there is no looking back. There will be war with England.
The Times That Try Men's Souls: 1776-1777
S1 Ep3
24th Nov 1997
Days after the Declaration of Independence is signed, a British force arrives in New York harbor. Washington and his troops are driven to New Jersey. With only a few days of enlistment left for many of his volunteers, a desperate Washington leads his army quietly across the Delaware River on the day after Christmas, 1776, to mount a surprise attack on a sleeping garrison in Trenton.
Oh Fatal Ambition: 1777-1778
S1 Ep4
24th Nov 1997
The "united" states remain in dire need of funds and military support. Congress dispatches Benjamin Franklin to France in hopes of creating an alliance which will provide both. Meanwhile, a British army marches down the Hudson River trying to cut off New England from the other colonies. The British are crushed by Americans at Saratoga. The French enter the conflict on the American side.
The World Turned Upside Down: 1778-1783
S1 Ep5
25th Nov 1997
The British hope to exploit the issue of slavery and to enlist the support of loyalists in the south. They fail. After a series of brutal engagements, the British army heads for Virginia, only to be trapped by the miraculous convergence of Washington's army and the French fleet at Yorktown. The end of the war is at hand.
Are We to Be a Nation?: 1783-1788
S1 Ep6
25th Nov 1997
Peace comes to the United States, but governing the world's newest republic is no simple task. Congress is ineffectual and individual states act like sovereign nations. By the time the Constitutional Convention convenes in 1787, many wonder if the country can survive. The long ratification process helps define what sort of nation the United States is to be—a process that continues to this day.