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    Jacob's Justice: An English Civil War novel

    By pdr lindsay

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    It's 1642, and mighty England is tearing itself apart over religious differences. The King won't bend and the Puritans won't compromise. Jacob Emerick, of the Merchants Emerick, shipping owners, must save the family's gold and ships from the loyalists to the King, who will do anything to help their despot. The Puritan extremists want those ships and the gold too. Both sides are prepared to use any methods, including murder, to seize everything the family owns. Jacob has to prevent this happening and learns, through bitter experience, just what determined bigots will do as he struggles to find justice for his family and friends.

    In three short months he sheds the easy bravado of privileged youth to become a thoughtful powerful fighter, and a man values peace above all else.
    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherp.d.r. lindsay
    Release dateApr 19, 2017
    ISBN9780994147622
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