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The Victors

Cavanaugh combines historical accuracy with Christian themes to create a compelling narrative of a family torn apart by the Civil War. While capturing the brutality and moral dilemmas of the time, The Victors also emphasizes courage, reconciliation, and the sustaining power of faith. The novel is both an engaging historical drama and an inspiring spiritual reflection on hope in the midst of national and personal turmoil.

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PS 3553 C48 2006

Publisher

Eastbourne, Egland : Riveroak., 2006

Collation

469 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9781589190719

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PS 3553 C48 2006

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Subject(s)

Faith and perseverance
Christian historical fiction
American Civil War, 1861–1865 — Fiction
Family sagas

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The Victors is the third book in Jack Cavanaugh’s The American Family Portrait series, first published in 1993. The novel continues the saga of the Morgan family, this time set during the American Civil War era. It vividly portrays the struggles of divided loyalties, faith, and survival as family members are caught on opposing sides of the conflict. Through the Morgans’ story, the book highlights the cost of war, the test of conviction, and the endurance of faith during one of America’s most defining historical periods.

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