Philip Marsten - a sailor - buys a majestic plot of land while sailing around Maine in the 1880s. He builds a beautiful house he names Windswept that becomes the ancestral seat of the very prominent Maine family. This is the story of the Marsten family, covering from the 1880s to the beginning of World War II. I enjoyed this story although it was a little longwinded. I generally like books about houses and family relationships. I give it an A+!
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Windswept
Windswept
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a novel set on the coast of Maine. Windswept is the name of a house on a high promontory of land miles fom villages or towns. It's name suggests alike the nature of its background and the character of it's atmosphere.
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a novel set on the coast of Maine. Windswept is the name of a house on a high promontory of land miles fom villages or towns. It's name suggests alike the nature of its background and the character of it's atmosphere.
ISBN: 28109
Pages: 440
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Pages: 440
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Publisher: Macmillan
Book Type: Hardcover
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