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Stone HillWilliam Lavender

Stone Hill

First published 19831 edition
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In 1776, amidst the beauty of South Carolina's Tidewater, stood the plantation Stone Hill-last bastion of British loyalty, pride of the powerful Tory leader Robert Prentice. But beneath Stone Hill's serene splendor grew the secret and tangled passions that were to divide the Prentice family one from another, even as the tides of revolution would divide a nation.

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1 in Spinefolk
FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
PaperbackJove1983—9780515072747
American Revolution