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Paperback, published October 2026, signed by the author to the title page, paperback BRAND NEW.
Within his fine premises on the upper east side of Manhattan in 1897. an elderly gentleman called Eogan Harrington is finally concluding his memoirs. They tell the story of a terrible calamity which befell a nation. Of a people who suffered greatly, having to endure famine and disease and the cruel threat of eviction, while the food produce of Ireland was exported to colonies far across the sea. He writes about his own, how they were detested by an absentee landlord, Colonel Samuel Paxton, and the blasted bailiff, John D. Willis-Carr. And of the blossoming love affair between a brother and a neighbour and their devotion to each other, even in such trying circumstances. He writes of the regular hardships which are faced within the community they lived. And how it was that the sinful shenanigans of a fool led the whole lot of them. down a terrible path, where it was a struggle to survive one day to the next. On a terrible journey which led to vengeance, to murder, and to the death of a parish...
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