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The Crown and the Crucible by Michael Phillips
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The Crown and the Crucible (Russians)

by Michael R. Phillips (otherwise under Michael Phillips)

Series: The Russians (1)

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Bethany House Publishers (1991), Paperback, 416 pages

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This is the third book in the series. Its around the time what civil war breaks out in Russia. The world they have known is starting to fade into memories.... (Amanda, Fall 2009)
  educ318 | Sep 7, 2009 |
Well written story featuring many of the historical elements from Russia in 1875. ( )
  smharder | Jul 5, 2009 |
A little-known period of history comes to life in this story of Anna Burenin, who leaves her village of Katyk to serve in the palace of the Fedorcenko family. Her faith touches Prince Sergei and his sister, with interesting results. This series will live in your heart long after you have read it. The characters stand out and the history is enlightening.
  nolak | Jun 18, 2009 |
Anna's life will never be the same after she is sent from her pre-revolutionary Russian peasant village to work in the prince's mansion in St. Petersburg.
  gnbclibrary | Oct 25, 2008 |
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0764224646, Paperback)

A magnificent saga of love and war, of political conflict and imminent change, of two women…

Against the vast and formidable backdrop of pre-revolutionary Russia, the lives of two families become inextricably entwined.

Anna Yevnovna Burenin, a peasant girl from the tine village of Katyk, must leave the home she loved to work in a prince's palace in St. Petersburg, bringing her family's heritage of faith with her.

Anna's future is altered forever when she is thrust into the presence of the high-minded, spoiled Princess Katrina. But even as Anna's own life is changed, her faith exerts a transforming influence over the willful young princess.

But the life of protected royalty in St. Petersburg cannot be isolated forever from the forces that buffet the mighty Russian Empire. While grand dukes and their duchesses celebrate New Year's at the Tsar's legendary Winter Palace, revolution brews and war in the Balkans seems inevitable. Both peasant and princess face the prospect of their beloved Russia being torn apart by conflict within and without.

Caught in the crosscurrents of history, who will survive?

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