Escaping religious persecution in England in 1611, Edmund Steel flees his native England to find freedom in the New World by joining Captain Smith's brave journey to Virginia. Steed produces a remarkable family, who lives parallel the settling and forming of the nation. And their lives in turn touch on so many others: Edwards Paxmore, his Quaker family, and abolitionist wife; the slave Cudjo and his wife Eden, who achieve freedom and become major figures in their community; pirates, planters, and famous politicians, all struggling through the Revolutionary War, the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown, and the fascination weave of history as it was lived by Americans.
Dewey |
813.54 |
Cover Price |
£8.99 |
No. of Pages |
1024 |
Height x Width |
170
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106
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