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Caleb's Crossing

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First published
2011
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Caleb’s Crossing is a historical novel featuring the work of Geraldine Brooks. The tale opens in 1665 and tells the story of a young man from Martha’s Vineyard who makes history as the first Native American to graduate from Harvard College. The story is a beautifully crafted piece of historical fiction that illuminates a fascinating segment of history.

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Geraldine Brooks

March hands Little Women's absent father the year he spent at the war, as a chaplain who arrives believing in the cause and comes home unable to say what he saw, and it won the Pulitzer for fiction in 2006. Caleb's Crossing is built on the first Native American to graduate from Harvard, in 1665.

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First published
2011
Reading time
About 8 hours
Pages
307
Language
English
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