Chesapeake
James A. Michener
Random House, Inc. (1986)
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Fiction
e-Book 9780449211588
English
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.
Product Details
Dewey 813.54
Cover Price £8.99
No. of Pages 1024
Height x Width 170 x 106  mm
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