1634: The RAM Rebellion
Virginia DeMarce1634: The RAM Rebellion
April 25, 2006688 pages
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The Ram Rebellion opens the eyes of native "downtimers" to the freedoms encouraged by "uptimers." An ornery ram serves as a figurehead.
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