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Edward Rutherford brings Irish history to life through the stories of families across generations. These include brothers forced to choose between loyalty to an ancient faith and family security, a woman whose passion for a charismatic Irish chief threatens her secure marriage to a prosperous merchant, a young scholar whose secret sympathy for the rebels is put to the test, men who risk their lives and the happiness of their children in a tragic quest for freedom, and yet others who are determined to destroy the rebels once and for all. Through the stories of people from all walks of life - Protestants and Catholics, rich and poor, traitors and heroes - Rutherford paints the main stages of Ireland's four-hundred-year journey to independence in all its drama, tragedy and glory...
This is a novel for all those who have been to Ireland and fallen in love with the country.
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