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Enough Good Men
Enough Good Men is a novel of our seedtime, from the vague stirrings of a desire for freedom to the great deadlock of the opening armies that assured final American victory.
It is the story of Micah Heath, bound boy, smuggler and soldier of the tatterdemalion army that forever walked; Alex March, intelligent Philadelphia lawyer and patriot who thoroughly understood the nature of the struggle and refused to turn his back on it; Philly Twillow, bound girl, servant and valiant patriot who loved both Micah and Alex; Kathy Murdoch, proud and ambitious, who married Alex and refused to try and understand the time of ferment.
This is a story of how the very few almost lost the Revolution because of the indifference and selfishness of the many.
It is the story of Micah Heath, bound boy, smuggler and soldier of the tatterdemalion army that forever walked; Alex March, intelligent Philadelphia lawyer and patriot who thoroughly understood the nature of the struggle and refused to turn his back on it; Philly Twillow, bound girl, servant and valiant patriot who loved both Micah and Alex; Kathy Murdoch, proud and ambitious, who married Alex and refused to try and understand the time of ferment.
This is a story of how the very few almost lost the Revolution because of the indifference and selfishness of the many.
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First published January 1, 1960
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July 10, 2016
Excellent--read again 12-8-2012 to 1-9-2013
September 28, 2012
Good, but selfish. I won't read again.
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