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Reverberation, The Novel
_____________________________________________________________ “I love the ethical, moral and religious themes that were brought up by the story. Very complicated and messy, like in real life.” | Quote from Katja Baker’s review of Reverberation, The Novel, my historical-fiction book . ______________________________________________________________ Excerpt from REVERBERATION, THE … Continue reading
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Tagged 1828, 1829, 19th century philosophy, 19th century socialism, American Colonization Society, Andrew Jackson, Bible-quoting preacher, early women's rights, inheritance, John Quincy Adams, Liberia, love, murder, race relations, religion, utopian communities
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