About the Book
Source: Wikia. Pages: 117. Chapters: Abednego Higgins, Aeneas Hand, Alf, Ambrose Bierce, Balthasar Sinapis, Bartholomew Smith, Ben, Ben Jackson, Benjamin Benveniste, Benjamin Joshua Morris, Bertha Radcliffe, Bertrand Caradeuc, Bishop John, Blaise Black, Brickyard Kennedy, Casimir Karpinski, Christopher Moody, Custis Cawthorne, Cutpurse Charlie Condent, Davey, David McCormick, Dominic Whiting, Edward Radcliffe, Ethel Radcliffe, Francois Kersauzon, Francisco, Friedrich von Steuben, Geoff, Goldbeard Walter Kennedy, Gordon Coates, Habakkuk Biddiscombe, Helen Radcliff, Henry David Primrose, Hiram Bartlett, Hiram Smith, Isaac Fenner, Jeremiah Stafford, Jose Valverde, Juan, Kate, La Strada, Leland Newton, Lemuel, Louise, Lucy Fenner, Lucy Morris, Marcel Freycinet, Marcus Radcliffe, Maria, Martin, Mary Carleton, Matthew Radcliffe, Meg, Meg Radcliff, Michel de Grammont, Michel du Guesclin, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Nicholas Radcliff, Old Abe, Peter, Philip, Polly, Quint, Ramon, Red Rodney Radcliffe, Richard Mitchell, Richard Radcliffe, Robert Smith, Roland Kersauzon, Sam, Samuel Jones, Seth, Shadrach Spencer, Stede Bonnet, Stella Black, Stephen, Thomas Paine, Tim, Tim Knox, Tom Cawthorne, Victor Radcliff, Wat, William Radcliff. Excerpt: Abednego Higgins was from the French-speaking part of Atlantis. As part of the Atlantean Assembly, Higgins represented the English-speaking settlers that had moved into the area after the French and Spanish War. Higgins was part of the delegation that visited Victor Radcliff at the beginning of the Atlantean War of Independence to convince Radcliff to lead the Army of the Atlantean Assembly. Higgins was a planter and a slave-owner. Adam Radcliff (c 1761-c 1764) was the eldest of three children born to Victor and Margaret Radcliff in the years between the French and Spanish War and the Atlantean War of Independence. None of the three survived to see their third birthdays. This article lists the various minor fictional characters who appear in...
