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Black Kestrel

A Story of Madeira

An adventure novel set in late-19th-century Madeira, following a young peasant who rebels against a feudal landlord, conscription and militant priests, fighting for freedom alongside the woman he loves.

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historical fiction19th centuryrebellionadventure
Author
Don Silva
Edition year
2006
Publisher
BookLocker.com
Language
English
ISBN-13
9781601450227

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