The Saintly Buccaneer

by Gilbert Morris

The Winslow family came over on the Mayflower and have been firmly rooted in the colonies ever since. With the coming of the American Revolution, their loyalties are tested as family members find themselves on opposites sides in the war for freedom. Young Paul Winslow is bitterly opposed to the American Revolution, but his life is quickly changed when he is shanghaied and pressed into service aboard a navy frigate. And then he is struck with amnesia! A rip-roaring sea-saga and history lesson combined, this is faith-filled historical fiction at its finest.

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