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The Rebels Of Ireland: The Dublin Saga,New
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The Princes Of Ireland, The First Volume Of Edward Rutherfurds Magisterial Epic Of Irish History, Ended With The Disastrous Irish Revolt Of 1534 And The Disappearance Of The Sacred Staff Of Saint Patrick. The Rebels Of Ireland Opens With An Ireland Transformed; Plantation, The Final Step In The Centurieslong English Conquest Of Ireland, Is The Order Of The Day, And The Subjugation Of The Native Irish Catholic Population Has Begun In Earnest.Edward Rutherfurd Brings History To Life Through The Tales Of Families Whose Fates Rise And Fall In Each Generation: Brothers Who Must Choose Between Fidelity To Their Ancient Faith Or The Security Of Their Families; A Wife Whose Passion For A Charismatic Irish Chieftain Threatens Her Comfortable Marriage To A Prosperous Merchant; A Young Scholar Whose Secret Rebel Sympathies Are Put To The Test; Men Who Risk Their Lives And Their Childrens Fortunes In The Tragic Pursuit Of Freedom, And Those Determined To Root Them Out Forever. Rutherfurd Spins The Saga Of Irelands 400Year Path To Independence In All Its Drama, Tragedy, And Glory Through The Stories Of People From All Strata Of Societyprotestant And Catholic, Rich And Poor, Conniving And Heroic.His Richly Detailed Narrative Brings To Life Watershed Moments And Events, From The Time Of Plantation Settlements To The Flight Of The Earls, When The Native Aristocracy Fled The Island, To Cromwells Suppression Of The Population And The Imposition Of The Harsh Anticatholic Penal Laws. He Describes The Hardships Of Ordinary People And The Romantic, Doomed Attempt To Overthrow The Protestant Oppressors, Which Ended In Defeat At The Battle Of The Boyne In 1690, And The Departure Of The Wild Geese. In Vivid Tones Rutherfurd Recreates Grattans Parliament, Wolfe Tone'S Attempted French Invasion Of 1798, The Tragic Rising Of Robert Emmet, The Catholic Campaign Of Daniel Oconnell, The Catastrophic Famine, The Mass Migration To America, And The Glorious Irish Renaissance Of Yeats And Joyce. And Through The Eyes Of His Characters, He Captures The Rise Of Charles Stewart Parnell And The Great Irish Nationalists And The Birth Of An Ireland Free Of All Ties To England.A Tale Of Fierce Battles, Hotblooded Romances, And Family And Political Intrigues, The Rebels Of Ireland Brings The Story Begun In The Princes Of Ireland To A Stunning Conclusion.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the main theme of 'The Rebels of Ireland'? A: 'The Rebels of Ireland' explores the tumultuous history of Ireland through the stories of families caught in the conflict between native Irish Catholics and English Protestant rule, showcasing themes of loyalty, identity, and the quest for freedom.
- Q: Who is the author of 'The Rebels of Ireland'? A: The author of 'The Rebels of Ireland' is Edward Rutherfurd, known for his historical novels that vividly depict the complexities of Irish history.
- Q: What is the publication date of 'The Rebels of Ireland'? A: 'The Rebels of Ireland' was published on February 28, 2006.
- Q: How many pages does 'The Rebels of Ireland' have? A: 'The Rebels of Ireland' contains 896 pages, providing a comprehensive narrative of Ireland's history.
- Q: What is the binding type of 'The Rebels of Ireland'? A: 'The Rebels of Ireland' is available in hardcover binding, which is durable and suitable for long-term reading.
- Q: Is 'The Rebels of Ireland' suitable for readers unfamiliar with Irish history? A: Yes, 'The Rebels of Ireland' is written in an engaging narrative style that makes it accessible to readers new to Irish history, while also providing depth for those familiar with the subject.
- Q: What kind of reader would enjoy 'The Rebels of Ireland'? A: 'The Rebels of Ireland' is ideal for readers interested in historical fiction, family sagas, and those looking to understand the intricacies of Ireland's past.
- Q: Are there any significant historical events featured in 'The Rebels of Ireland'? A: 'The Rebels of Ireland' includes significant historical events such as the Battle of the Boyne, the Great Famine, and the rise of Irish nationalism, depicted through the lives of its characters.
- Q: Can 'The Rebels of Ireland' be read as a standalone book? A: While 'The Rebels of Ireland' is a sequel to 'The Princes of Ireland', it can be read as a standalone book as it provides enough context for new readers to understand the story.
- Q: What genre does 'The Rebels of Ireland' belong to? A: 'The Rebels of Ireland' falls under the genre of historical fiction and family saga, intertwining personal stories with broader historical narratives.