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1801?-1860
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G. P. R. James
A historical novel likely written in the early 19th century. The narrative opens on the Irish coast with a gathering of three characters—two men and a young boy—entangled in a conversation that hints at a backdrop of political strife and personal turmoil, especially concerning a recent battle that has impacted their lives. At the start of the book, the atmosphere is tense as two men, one a soldier visibly affected by his experiences, and the other a more serious companion, discuss the aftermath of a military engagement, while a young boy, seemingly impacted by the somber mood, gazes toward the sea. The scene suggests themes of loss and sacrifice, especially regarding the death of a family member. The dialogue reveals underlying motives and relationships, hinting at plans and expectations, particularly concerning the boy’s future amidst a tumultuous political landscape. The introduction sets the stage for a story involving conflict, loyalty, and the search for belonging.
