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"Eat photons, limey ghosts!"

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'''Spirits of '76''' is a bicentennial-themed video game featured in [[8-Bit is Enough]]. The game uses a Light Musket peripheral to ward off the ghosts of redcoats. The player must help Founding Fathers find things they lost that correspond to the riddles they tell. When the player gives a ghost the proper item, he will reveal his identity to the player. The ghosts invaded the [[House of the Brothers Strong]] after [[The Cheat]] removed the cartridge while the game was loading.

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* [[Benjamin Franklin]]
* [[John Hancock]]
* [[Samuel Adams]]
* [[Paul Revere]]

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== <span class="mw-headline"> Fun Facts </span> ==

* Samuel Adams claims to have invented [[Alcohol|beer]].

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== <span class="mw-headline">See Also</span> ==

* [[Redcoat Ghost Patrol]]

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[/wiki/Special:Categories Categories]: <span dir="ltr">[[Category:Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People|Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]]</span> | <span dir="ltr">[[Category:Videlectrix Games|Videlectrix Games]]</span>

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