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Massachusetts, a state forged in bravery and controversy, embodies the spirit of America and its deep roots. This epic novel unfolds the captivating story of Massachusetts through the experiences of the fictional Revell family over three generations, as they navigate the tides of history. The journey begins with orphaned Bartholomew Revell aboard the Mayflower, under the care of pilgrim leader John Carver. In New Plymouth, amidst hardship, the great sachem Massasoit and Squanto share vital survival knowledge with the Pilgrims. Bartle eventually reaches Boston, five years after its founding, where he and his son Jedediah build a thriving trading empire despite conflicts with Native Americans, threats from Britain, and witch hunts. Bartle's grandson, Ebenezer, faces the ultimate challenge during the Revolution, aligning with John Adams and other founding fathers. He survives the War of Independence, only to see his family divided. The Revells witness pivotal events over the next two centuries, including the China Trade, the Industrial Revolution, the abolition movement, the Civil War, and the influx of Irish immigrants. They also confront the union movement and the tragic Sacco and Vanzetti case, culminating in the stock market crash and World War. The saga culminates in the present, where the Revells strive to protect Thoreau's Walden and engage in the fight to save the Earth, making this narrative a definitive portrait of Mas
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Massachusetts, Nancy Zaroulis
- Langue
- Année de publication
- 1991
- Reliure
- (rigide)
Modes de paiement
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- Titre
- Massachusetts
- Sous-titre
- a novel
- Langue
- Anglais
- Auteurs
- Nancy Zaroulis
- Éditeur
- Fawcett
- Publié
- 1991
- Format
- rigide
- Pages
- 709
- ISBN10
- 0449905861
- ISBN13
- 9780449905869
- Séries
- Mots clés
- États-Unis, Guerre civile
- Description
- Massachusetts, a state forged in bravery and controversy, embodies the spirit of America and its deep roots. This epic novel unfolds the captivating story of Massachusetts through the experiences of the fictional Revell family over three generations, as they navigate the tides of history. The journey begins with orphaned Bartholomew Revell aboard the Mayflower, under the care of pilgrim leader John Carver. In New Plymouth, amidst hardship, the great sachem Massasoit and Squanto share vital survival knowledge with the Pilgrims. Bartle eventually reaches Boston, five years after its founding, where he and his son Jedediah build a thriving trading empire despite conflicts with Native Americans, threats from Britain, and witch hunts. Bartle's grandson, Ebenezer, faces the ultimate challenge during the Revolution, aligning with John Adams and other founding fathers. He survives the War of Independence, only to see his family divided. The Revells witness pivotal events over the next two centuries, including the China Trade, the Industrial Revolution, the abolition movement, the Civil War, and the influx of Irish immigrants. They also confront the union movement and the tragic Sacco and Vanzetti case, culminating in the stock market crash and World War. The saga culminates in the present, where the Revells strive to protect Thoreau's Walden and engage in the fight to save the Earth, making this narrative a definitive portrait of Mas