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The Legend of Henry Francisco: America's Oldest Man Ever (So Far) 1686-1820

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The Legend of Henry Francisco: America's Oldest Man Ever (So Far) 1686-1820
The Legend of Henry Francisco: America's Oldest Man Ever (So Far) 1686-1820

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The Legend of Henry Francisco: America's Oldest Man Ever (So Far) 1686-1820

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Henry Francisco's wondrous life teetered between the fragile balance of war and peace during the tumultuous period of 1686-1820. Narrowly escaping the religious persecution of King Louis XIV at the tender age of five, Henry's courageous journey to carve out a life centered on faith, family, and freedom spanned three different centuries, the continents of Europe and North America, and lasted a sensational one hundred and thirty four years! Haunted by the specter of French tyranny, Henry is compelled time and again to place his life on the line in the forgotten War of Spanish Succession, the French and Indian War, and finally at the ripe old age of 91, the American Revolution! Gritty to the end, Francisco triumphs along-side many of the famous characters that built the world we enjoy today. Come enjoy this journey back in time to the birth of an empire and learn the secrets of the oldest man to ever live and die in America.

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