A Man of Uncommon Valor: James Mitchell Varnum, the American Revolution, and the Foundation of the New Republic NASB and lonely

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He handed the Gospel Baton to his disciples

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“The reader of this book will be able to easily ‘connect the dots’ between the biblical stories and their geographical and archaeological backgrounds

He tells children about God's creation of the world

A Man of Uncommon Valor: James Mitchell Varnum, the American Revolution, and the Foundation of the New Republic NASB and lonelyAuthor Robert A. Geake ISBN 9798999231383 Pages 212 James Mitchell Varnum was a singular figure in the War of Independence. As a young attorney, Varnum successfully defended Rhode Island shipping interests against incursion by British Revenue vessels in a case brought against the captain of the infamous H. M. S. Gaspee that Rhode Islanders burnt to the waterline in an act of protest in June 1772. Two years later, he joined in founding the Kentish