Author: Wertenbaker, Thomas Jefferson
Synopsis:
In 'Bacon's Rebellion, 1676' by Wertenbaker, Thomas Jefferson, a gripping historical account unfolds as the reader is transported to the tumultuous era of colonial Virginia. The narrative delves into the fascinating story of Nathaniel Bacon, a young and ambitious planter who rises to challenge the oppressive rule of Governor Berkeley. As tensions escalate, alliances are formed, betrayals occur, and a rebellion erupts, forever altering the course of Virginia's history. With vivid descriptions and compelling characters, this book offers a captivating exploration of power, rebellion, and the struggle for justice in the early American colonies.
Genres: Historical non-fiction, Biography
Themes: Power dynamics, Rebellion, Justice
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