The Wounded Yankee (The House of Winslow #10) (original 1991; edition 1991)

by Gilbert Morris (Author)

Series: The House of Winslow (10)

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Fiction. Historical Fiction. One woman's courage overcomes a man's bitterness in this moving novel from bestselling author Gilbert Morris. House of Winslow book 10.

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Title:	The Wounded Yankee (The House of Winslow #10)
Authors:	Gilbert Morris (Author)
Info:	Bethany House Pub (1991), Edition: Special Hardcover, 304 pages
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Book 10 of 40
So many names. I lost track of who is who. I will have to read it again.

Family story continues in book 15 (

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MaryRachelSmith | Jan 16, 2022 |

he has had better story lines but still interesting. (

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carolynsuarez | Apr 23, 2015 |

This is a story about life in Virginia City before & during the gold rush (

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Zacharias Winslow said goodbye to the Army of the Potomac July 4, 1862, after serving one year.

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Fiction. Historical Fiction. One woman's courage overcomes a man's bitterness in this moving novel from bestselling author Gilbert Morris. House of Winslow book 10.

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