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English > Spanish: Novel Category: Fiction / Historical, about 120,000 words
Novel Category: Fiction / Historical
266 pages; ISBN: 1891929755
about 120K words
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Review
If you are fascinated with the exploits of pirates, buccaneers or privateers, first time novelist, Michael J. Merry’s fictional novel, The Golden Altar, which is partially based on historical events, will immediately seduce you as soon as you completed reading the first chapter.
In 1671 an infamous English pirate, or as some called him a privateer, Henry Morgan, accomplished one of his most daring feats, when he attacked, looted and pillaged Panama. However, unfortunately for Morgan, he was foiled in his attempt to steal one of the most famous and unique artefacts of the city the “Altar de Oro,” the Golden Altar. This large baroque golden altar was housed in the Church of San Jose, and although Morgan stood a mere two feet away from this magnificent work of art, it was the clergy’s ingenious camouflaging of the altar that duped Morgan.
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> Spanish
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