Hosts of Rebecca by Alexander Cordell

Hosts of Rebecca by Alexander Cordell

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Zusammenfassung

The story of the Mortymer family continues in this sequel to the international bestseller The Rape of the Fair Country

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Hosts of Rebecca by Alexander Cordell

It is the time of the Rebecca Riots when economic turmoil and unjust taxes have left the communities of south Wales in dire poverty with many on the brink of starvation. A time when young men ride through the night smashing and burning the symbols of their oppression. The Mortymer family have left their home in the iron-making country of Blaenafon to seek work in the coal mines of the south. Young Jethro Mortymer decides that he must join the rioters in their bitter struggle even as he is tortured by his own struggle to conceal the love he has for the beautiful Mari, his brother's wife. THE HOSTS OF REBECCA is a brilliant continuation of Alexander Cordell's classic story of mid-nineteenth century Wales which began with THE RAPE OF THE FAIR COUNTRY.
Ribald, bawdy, exciting, tragically violent - New York Times on RAPE OF THE FAIR COUNTRY

Alexander Cordell was born in Ceylon in 1914, was educated mainly in China and joined the army in 1932. After WWII, during which he served in France, he became a civil servant, spending three years in Hong Kong.

He wrote more than thirty novels including the highly acclaimed 'Mortymer Trilogy' - The Rape of the Fair Country, The Hosts of Rebecca and Song of the Earth. He died on 13 November 1997 aged eighty-three

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ISBN 13 9781473603684
ISBN 10 1473603684
Titel Hosts of Rebecca
Autor Alexander Cordell
Serie The Mortymer Trilogy
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Hodder & Stoughton
Erscheinungsjahr 2014-09-11
Seitenanzahl 288
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