Liberators

It is the spring of 1838 as an innocent backwoods girl, full of primal evolutionary yearnings, sets out to liberate her fiance from the Redcoats at Fort Henry and finds herself involved in a boisterous invasion of Upper Canada with as motley a crew of piratical patriots as ever prowled

"Less good as a novel, than as an indictment, this is based on actual experiences with the army of occupation in Germany, and as such reflects perplexing, polyglot problems which confronted the liberators who either dealt with them ignorantly, or ignored them indifferently. Specifically it is the story of Sgt.

The governors of Australia 1820-1855.

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How the Dutch Republic of the Netherlands went from the powerful cash till of Europe to an impoverished and despised appendage of the French empire.

This is the first book-length examination of the involvement of British volunteers in the Spanish forces during the Napoleonic Wars.

Concentrates on nine Latin Americans who worked for the freedom of the Spanish dominated colonies.

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