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Nature's God

The Historical Illuminatus Chronicles seriesbook 3Next:The Earth Will Shake: The History of the Early Illuminati(1982) →

While Sigismundo prepares to contest the most powerful of the Indian medicine men, Moon, Washington, and the troops are waging an equally desperate battle for survival. These are the events which will soon reshape the world.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 225 pages

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