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The Hand of Providence

Ron Carter

Salt Lake City, UT: Bookcraft, 2000

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Fiction, Historical Fiction, Novel
United States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--Fiction; Historical fiction; War stories.
In 1777, aiming to crush the American rebellion and win for himself a lasting fame, British General John Burgoyne sets out from Canada with a massive army. Losing the help of his Indian allies and slowed by the nearly impassable terrain, the flamboyant Burgoyne finds himself locked in the battle of his life at a place called Saratoga. There, under the heroic leadership of General Benedict Arnold, the rustic American force claims an unlikely victory, and a turning point is reached in the American Revolution. Filled with heart-pounding action and true stories of intrigue, bravery, and patriotism, Volume 4 of Prelude to Glory captures the high adventure of America's quest for independence, a struggle that would have surely failed except for the hand of Providence. [publisher blurb]
PS 3553 .A7833 H36 2000
681p.

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