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Language: English
Published by Dell Publishing, 1984
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- Title
- The Russians
- Author
- Shears, Judith
- Publisher
- Dell Publishing
- Publication year
- 1984
- Condition
- Good
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 044007553X
- ISBN 13
- 9780440075530
In the year 1853, Grushenka Kosnova, the beautiful young bride of Baron Alex Karloff, sailed from her beloved Russian to a barren outpost on the Alaskan frontier. A woman alone in a desolate land of coarse men, she faced the cruelty of the ruthless Count Pieter Dobshansky - and the betrayal of her own husband...
THE RUSSIANS is the extraordinary saga of Grushenka's lone struggle and of the men and women who challenged an untamed Alaska.
YURI BORODIN, trapper and poet, the man with the balaika who won Grushenka heart.
HAMMERWATER KATE, the daughter she never knew, adopted byRED PORCUPINE
LONG JOHN EMERSON, the great American trapper, who fought to win the love of a highborn Russian woman.
LUDMILLA ANDREIOVNA, the Russian princess who sought her destiny in a strange new land.
THE RUSSIANSis the epic tale of men and women whose lives were forever changed by the haunting land they conquered. A stirring work of fiction, it is a testament to the courage of those who triumphed.
THE RUSSIANS is the extraordinary saga of Grushenka's lone struggle and of the men and women who challenged an untamed Alaska.
YURI BORODIN, trapper and poet, the man with the balaika who won Grushenka heart.
HAMMERWATER KATE, the daughter she never knew, adopted byRED PORCUPINE
LONG JOHN EMERSON, the great American trapper, who fought to win the love of a highborn Russian woman.
LUDMILLA ANDREIOVNA, the Russian princess who sought her destiny in a strange new land.
THE RUSSIANSis the epic tale of men and women whose lives were forever changed by the haunting land they conquered. A stirring work of fiction, it is a testament to the courage of those who triumphed.
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