Based on true events that took place in 1798, a novel about a band of Irishmen from County Mayo who rise up against British domination, and are helped in their struggle by the French, buoyed by the success of their own revolution. From the author of THE END OF THE HUNT.
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Based on true events that took place in 1798, a novel about a band of Irishmen from County Mayo who rise up against British domination, and are helped in their struggle by the French, buoyed by the success of their own revolution. From the author of THE END OF THE HUNT.
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Add this copy of The Year of the French: a Novel to cart. $9.98, good condition, Sold by ThriftBooks-Baltimore rated 4.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Halethorpe, MD, UNITED STATES, published 1979 by Pan Macmillan.
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Very Good. 1979. Hardcover. 8vo. Clean copy in excellent condition. Dustwrapper slightly torn.1798 Rebellion in Ireland. Eighteenth century Ireland. Irish History. Signed and inscribed by the Author......We ship daily from our warehouse.
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I have whole paragraphs of this book in my memory -word for word- I've read them so much. I think the author really held back on any sentimentality until you didn't really expect it....which then made it seem like a huge blow. I think a book of this subject matter couldn't 'put you through the punches' with every page though, you'd probably end up throwing it down out of frustration. It has quite enough as it is. And then the end rips your heart out ; ) and you commit it to memory forever.