Discover the Best Historical Events Indie Books

Welcome to the Historical Events indie book collection on FindIndieBooks.com! Whether you're looking for thrilling adventures, heartwarming romances, eye-opening non-fiction, or enchanting children’s stories, we have a carefully curated selection of indie books for you.

Explore books from emerging indie authors and bestselling independent writers, all categorized under Historical Events for easy browsing. Find your next great read today!

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The Last Pilgrim - The Life of Mary Allerton Cushman

The Last Pilgrim - The Life of Mary Allerton Cushman

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Noelle A Granger
The Last Pilgrim: The Life of Mary Allerton Cushman captures and celebrates the grit and struggle of the Pilgrim women, who stepped off the Mayflower in the winter of 1620 to an unknown world – one filled with hardship, danger, and death.  The Plymouth Colony would not have survived without them. Mary Allerton Cushman was the last surviving passenger of the Mayflower, dying at age 88 in 1699. Her unusually long life and her relationships with important men – her father, Isaac Allerton, and her husband, Thomas Cushman – gave her a front-row seat to the history of the Plymouth Colony from its beginnings as the first permanent settlement in New England to when it became part of ...
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The Mysteries

The Mysteries

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Graham Wilson

Rediscovery of his long lost daughter, last seen as a tiny baby, gives him the chance to start anew. With her he seeks to discover the mysteries of the old house he lives in and secrets buried beneath its floor. They uncover the fate of a missing women of 30 years past and a family story that joins the past to the present.

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Primitive Passions: The Boschloper Saga Book 1

Primitive Passions: The Boschloper Saga Book 1

John M. Cahill John M. Cahill
 When Sean O’Cathail jumped ship in New York Harbor in 1681, he didn’t plan to become a boschloper. Getting into the fur trade was just where he landed. On the run, O’Cathail finds his way to Albany and becomes a fur trader at a time when English, Dutch and French colonists fight to control access to the fur-trapping natives. The colonial masters use diplomacy, subterfuge and force to suppress the natives while the natives employ all the means at their disposal to protect their lifestyle and even their very lives.In this environment, O’Cathail faces adversity, danger and intrigue while securing an English-Iroquois alliance, thus thwarting the efforts of the French to divide and ...
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