Bill Greer has deftly blended fact and fiction in his humorous tale The Mevrouw Who Saved Manhattan. The story covers the period between 1624 to 1664 when Peter Stuyvesant ceded [Manhattan] to England in the Articles of Transfer. The characters are rowdy, raunchy, loveable, and sometimes despicable, but thoroughly believable This is a thoroughly delightful story that brings the Dutch colonies to life. The Mevrouw Who Saved Manhattan is heartily recommended with or without a tankard of beer, not ale, to accompany it.
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The Mevrouw Who Saved Manhattan: A Novel of New Amsterdam
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Book Details
Author(s)Bill Greer
PublisherBookSurge Publishing
ISBN / ASIN1439221782
ISBN-139781439221785
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank400,568
CategoryFiction
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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