A Country of Our Own

David Poyer

Original title: A country of our own

earliest edition we have, 2003 Thorndike Press, 2003 741 pages

Thorndike Press large print adventure

Reaching the agonizing decision to join the Confederate States Navy, abolitionist Lieutenant Ker Claiborne works to destroy a ship in order to undermine Union finances and experiences confrontations with fellow officers.

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A Country of Our Own paperback · 2005 · Simon & Schuster · 448 pages · 9780671047412
A country of our own edition · 2003 · Simon & Schuster · 429 pages
A country of our own edition · 2003 · Thorndike Press · 741 pages

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