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White Hunter, The
John Winslow had little sympathy for the two young women's missionary cause in Africa, but who else can protect them? House of Winslow book 22.
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- "John Winslow had little sympathy for the two young women's missionary cause in Africa, but who else can protect them? House of Winslow book 22."@en
- "John Winslow, Annie Rogers, and Jeanine Quintana all start out on different paths that lead them to Africa where they become involved with one another and in service to God."