Moonrakers at Peace and War
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Reference, Genealogy, Fiction & Literature, Historical
| Author: | Brooke Broadbent | ISBN: | 9781476338811 |
| Publisher: | Brooke Broadbent | Publication: | July 21, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Brooke Broadbent |
| ISBN: | 9781476338811 |
| Publisher: | Brooke Broadbent |
| Publication: | July 21, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Broadbent writes with passion, verve and style. The Moonrakers may have been from Wiltshire, but their experiences are more universal. This is highly recommended for family historians seeking to place their stories in context.
Elwood Jones, Professor Emeritus of History, Trent University and Archivist, Trent Valley Archives
Moonrakers at Peace and War is about the wonder of the “ancestral stories” that form our lives and enhance our quest for what is meaningful, real, and important in our lives. While these narratives include both the inspirational as well as heart-wrenching realities and disappointments, they also provide a whole picture that enables us to live life truthfully, authentically, and compassionately because of the deeper understanding and healing garnered by dancing with the stories of our foreparents.
Rev. Brian Cornelius, United Church Minister
Broadbent writes with passion, verve and style. The Moonrakers may have been from Wiltshire, but their experiences are more universal. This is highly recommended for family historians seeking to place their stories in context.
Elwood Jones, Professor Emeritus of History, Trent University and Archivist, Trent Valley Archives
Moonrakers at Peace and War is about the wonder of the “ancestral stories” that form our lives and enhance our quest for what is meaningful, real, and important in our lives. While these narratives include both the inspirational as well as heart-wrenching realities and disappointments, they also provide a whole picture that enables us to live life truthfully, authentically, and compassionately because of the deeper understanding and healing garnered by dancing with the stories of our foreparents.
Rev. Brian Cornelius, United Church Minister
