The Bastard
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Author
Publication
1985-05-15 - Jove
Word Count
0 words, Guess
Page Count
0 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivebastard0000jake
- ISBN-100515084263
- ISBN-139780515084269
- Better World Books9780515084269
- Open LibraryOL10429900M
Description
***“Phillipe Charboneau—the bastard. Illegitimate son of an English nobleman,*** Phillipe flees Europe and, as Philip Kent, joins the turbulent adventure that was the beginning of the American Experience. Through his struggles, his passions, his loves, and his courage, ***we share the wondrous adventure which became our America!”***
First Sentence
THE WOMAN'S FACE BURNED, glowed as though illuminated by a shaft of sunlight falling from a high cathedral window.
Subjects
Topics
DVDBookStoryNovelAdultE-bookVol. 1ClassicFictionHistoryAmericanFrontierAudio CDAdventureVideotapePaperbackHardcoverHistoricalLiteratureJohn JakesPioneer lifeAudio-cassetteHistorical - GeneralFiction - Historical1775-1783 RevolutionFrontier and pioneer lifeFiction, historical, generalAmerican Bi-Centennial Series
Places
People
Kent family (Fictitious characters)
Times
18th Century / 1775-1783 Revolution
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