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Libertania
- A Country Called Prohibition
- Narrated by: Jane Bell
- Length: 1 hr and 33 mins
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Libertania
Narrated by:
Jane Bell
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Publisher's Summary
This is the second story of the Libertania series where a woman named Mary Jane, who is a farmer and healer, grows a versatile plant named Maribis. This plant has healing properties and can also be used to create textiles, food, clothes, paper, oil, and many other wonderful things.
She travels from the free land of Libertania, where it is allowed to be grown to the country bordering named Prohibition, to help the people there purchase the many products produced by this wonderful plant. Here she runs into many trials and tribulations, and you will yet again see how the people of Libertania change people's lives with their ideals of liberty.
©2014 Brian S. Lobb (P)2014 Brian S. Lobb
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