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The raiders

Author:	Tom Early
Publisher:	New York : Berkley, ©1989.
Series:	Sons of Texas, bk. 2
Edition/Format:	Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	Their father had led the fight for independence across the raw, new land. Now Michael and Andrew Lewis carried on the freedom legacy. The brothers settled on a parcel of land in the fiery heart of the lawless frontier-lony to be swept up in the raging fury of Mexicans and Ameericans at war. Now their own blood ite-as well as the fate of a young and restless nation would be put to the ultimate test.
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