The Rebels (novel) - Historic Figures Philip Kent Interacts With Throughout The Novel

Historic Figures Philip Kent Interacts With Throughout The Novel

  • George Washington
  • Henry Knox
  • Marquis de Lafayette
  • Anthony Wayne
  • Friedrich von Steuben

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