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In Who Spoke Next by Eliza Lee Cabot Follen, the stories are woven through the unique perspective of inanimate objects, each one recounting the events and emotions tied to its existence during the American Revolutionary War. The book opens with a musket that narrates its journey from England to America, experiencing the horrors of war and the loss of its master in battle. Through the musket's eyes, readers witness the devastating toll of the war and the high cost of freedom. Following the musket's account, other objects such as a broadsword, a warming pan, and a tea kettle take their turns telling their stories, offering personal reflections on the lives they touched and the struggles they witnessed. Each object provides a distinct viewpoint on themes of sacrifice, loss, and the human desire for liberty. These narratives give life to seemingly ordinary items, transforming them into silent witnesses to history, and allowing them to reflect on the events that shaped the lives of those who fought for freedom. By blending human interest with historical reflection, Who Spoke Next gives readers a nostalgic look at the past, reminding them of the courage, pain, and hope that defined a nation's fight for independence.