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Perfect Late Night Reading Jan MorrisBNffy Is A Born Storyteller Patrick Leigh FermorTotally Absorbing Martha KearneySo Evocative Simon Jenkinsan Extraordinary Portrait Of The Vanished World Of Pre1914 Hungary, They Were Counted Is An Epic Story Told Through The Eyes Of Two Cousins, Count Balint Abady And Count Laszlo Gyeroffy. Shooting Parties In Great Country Houses, Turbulent Scenes In Parliament And The Luxury Life In Budapest Provide The Backdrop For This Gripping, Prescient Novel, Forming A Chilling Indictment Of UpperClass Frivolity And Political Folly In Which Good Manners Cloak Indifference And Brutality. Abady Becomes Aware Of The Plight Of A Group Of Romanian Mountain Peasants And Champions Their Cause, While Gyeroffy Dissipates His Resources At The Gaming Tables, Mirroring The Decline Of The AustroHungarian Empire Itself.This Is The First Volume BNffyS Trilogy, Which Continues With They Were Found Wanting And They Were Divided. It Was Rediscovered For An International Readership After The Fall Of Communism In Hungary.With A Foreword By Patrick LeighFermortranslated From Hungarian By Patrick Thursfield And Katalin BanffyJelenwinner Of The Weidenfeld Translation Prize
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Volume I is beautifully written and very intriguing. The exploration of themes like identity and culture really resonated with me. I loved every page and will be recommending it to friends!
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Great Concept but Confusing at Times
I liked the idea behind the Transylvanian Trilogy, but I found some parts a bit confusing. The narrative style took some getting used to. I'm curious about Volume II, but I hope it clears up some of my questions.
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Interesting, but a Bit Slow at Times
The first volume of this trilogy had some amazing moments, but I felt it dragged in parts. The cultural insights were gripping, though! Hoping the next book picks up the pace a bit more.
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An Engaging Start to the Trilogy
I really enjoyed Volume I of 'They Were Counted: The Transylvanian Trilogy.' The storytelling is rich and pulls you into the world. The characters are fascinating, and I can't wait to read the next volumes!
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A Must-Read for Historical Fiction Fans!
If you're into historical fiction, you can't miss Volume I of this series. The author's writing brings Transylvania to life. It’s so vividly described! I'll definitely be getting the rest of the trilogy soon.
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