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A Place Called Freedom by Ken Follett · Booklabria

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A Place Called Freedom

HistoryMan-woman relationships

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First published: 1985
Editions: 27 in 4 languages

Synopsis

Hidden in the shadows of a Scottish river bank in the winter of 1767, a young woman watches a figure emerging from the icy water. Lizzie Hallim has never seen a naked man before; but her excitement is tinged with fear. The man is a slave, and she is helping him to escape.

Subjects: History
Man-woman relationships
Historical
United States
Love stories
Scotland
Set in: United States
Scotland
Virginia
Highlands
Time: 18th Century; Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775

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Editions

27 in 4 languages

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English17 Spanish5 French2 German2

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