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    A Yankee musket

    by Hildreth Tyler Wriston

    8 Members 1 Award

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    18th century (2) Age: 12 (1) American history (1) American Revolution (1) Children's Historical Fiction (1) fiction (1) historical fiction (1) middle school (2) read (1) school (1) The Book Tree (2)
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    Hildreth Tyler Wriston
    9 Works 54 Members

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    Vermont Golden Dome Book Award (Nominee – 1960-1961)

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    Fiction and Literature, Kids, Tween, General Fiction
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    PZ7 .W96 .Y — Language and Literature Fiction and juvenile belles lettres Fiction and juvenile belles lettres Juvenile belles lettres
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    1959
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    Fiction and Literature, Kids, Tween, General Fiction
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    PZ7 .W96 .Y

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    Hildreth Tyler Wriston
    9 Works 54 Members

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