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    The Legend of Four Soldiers

    By Jane Holmes

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    When four Revolutionary War soldiers are captured by the British they manage to get paroled by promising them they will fight against them no more. However, their commanding officers do not accept their parole even though their enlistments were up long ago. Being men of their word the four men decide to flee. They hide out in a small pond in the town of Durant, New Hampshire, where they spend the next 2 1/2 years struggling to survive in the wilderness. Travel with these men through good and bad times from one adventure to the next.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJane Holmes
    Release dateNov 4, 2016
    ISBN9781519606495
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    The Legend of Four Soldiers
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    Jane Holmes

    Jane lives in the small town of Jefferson in New Hampshire's magnificent White Mountains with her husband, Alden. She is an author and photographer. Jane enjoys writing mystery novels and is working on a series, The Whispers if Life Series. Whispers of Hope can be found on her website. Whispers of Truth is due out in July, 2014.The third volume of the series, Whispers of Change, is in progress. Being a history buff, Jane also enjoys writing historical articles about the area where she lives.

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