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Madoc

Bernard Knight

Publisher: Accent Press

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Summary

An epic historical novel by award-winning author Bernard Knight, which tells the story of Madoc, a Welsh prince who, legend says, was one of the first people to discover the continent of North America.
Available since: 04/19/2016.

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