The fortunes of Colonel Torlogh O'Brien

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1800342 pagesG. Routledge and sons

This historical novel follows Colonel Torlogh O'Brien through the tumultuous events of the Irish War of 1689-1691. It explores themes of conflict and survival during a period of intense upheaval. The story is set against the backdrop of Ireland during this significant historical conflict.

Avg. reading time: 6h 29m
Prose complexity: 7/10

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