Long March to Freedom
The True Story of a Colombian Kidnapping
Texas A&M University Press Ed edition
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Word Count
90,500 words, Guess
Page Count
362 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL12315559M
- ISBN-139781585446322
- ISBN-101585446327
- OCLC Control Number144773604
- Library of Congress Control Number2007025329
and 2 more
- Goodreads3350598
- LibraryThing187395
Classifications
- LCCHV6604.C72 H374 2007
- DDC364.1/54/092
- DDCB
and 1 more
- LCCHV6604.C7 H37 1995
Description
This book tells Tom Hargrove's own story of his kidnapping by Colombian narco-guerrillas. Long March to Freedom is composed of the lightly edited diary entries that Tom Hargrove maintained, almost without break, for the eleven months of his captivity. Full entries were written in his Rotan, Texas, checkbook and in tow children's notebooks he was given by the guerillas. Backup entries, calendars, notes, etc. were kept on the back of blank checks from his account at the Banco Real de Colombia and on scraps of paper. - Publisher.
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