Harry Gratwick

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Average rating: 3.6 · 129 ratings · 9 reviews · 11 distinct worksSimilar authors
Hidden History of Maine

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The Forts of Maine: Silent ...

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Stories from the Maine Coas...

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Historic Shipwrecks of Peno...

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Mainers in the Civil War (C...

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Penobscot Bay: People, Port...

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The Maritime Marauder of Re...

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Penobscot: The Forest, Rive...

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“Because of its location next to a deep, sheltered harbor and its access to timber and wealth from the fur trade, Professor Stone told me that the Pentagoet Peninsula became the single most contested piece of property (one and a half square miles) in the entire world. For the next two hundred years, the town would change hands seventeen times. “It was originally a pawn in the diplomatic game and it very quickly became a rook,” said Stone.”
Harry Gratwick, The Forts of Maine: Silent Sentinels of the Pine Tree State



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