The Rebels of Ireland (2008)
The Rebels of Ireland
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He’d been meaning to open it for years.
Outside, it was a bright March day, and the breeze made its way to Rathconan with a faint hiss, like the whisper of faith itself coming up from the sea.
The chest had belonged to his father. It had been kept in storage since Walter Smith had disappeared. Maurice knew it contained some old papers, but that was all he knew; and his father had not been there to ask.
No one had ever known what happened to Walter Smith. It had been supposed that he ...must have been robbed and murdered somewhere when he had gone away. One or two people had suggested he might even have joined the Royalist forces; but that seemed out of character, and there was certainly no proof of such a thing. It was just as well. Had he been involved in the fighting, things might have gone harder with his family after Cromwell’s victory.
Whatever had become of Walter, his papers and other personal effects had been stored.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’d been meaning to open it for years.
Outside, it was a bright March day, and the breeze made its way to Rathconan with a faint hiss, like the whisper of faith itself coming up from the sea.
The chest had belonged to his father. It had been kept in storage since Walter Smith had disappeared. Maurice knew it contained some old papers, but that was all he knew; and his father had not been there to ask.
No one had ever known what happened to Walter Smith. It had been supposed that he ...must have been robbed and murdered somewhere when he had gone away. One or two people had suggested he might even have joined the Royalist forces; but that seemed out of character, and there was certainly no proof of such a thing. It was just as well. Had he been involved in the fighting, things might have gone harder with his family after Cromwell’s victory.
Whatever had become of Walter, his papers and other personal effects had been stored.
What to read after The Rebels of Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Rutherfurd to read onlineMoreLess
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