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The Bahamas

By Andrea Zuvich on Mon 24th Nov 2008 a.D.|

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Recorded under Travel and noted under topics: Bahamas, The New World, Travel

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Andrea Zuvich is a historian specialising in the Stuart period (1603-1714). She is also a historical consultant (for film, radio, & TV), an authoress, and an audiobook narrator.

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