Irish folklore
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Re: Irish folklore
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Same here. I feel learned more about Irish history from his book than the story itself.
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This must be one of my favorite quotes as well, in two sentences a major difference between both concepts is explained.Twylla wrote: ↑01 Mar 2020, 09:16 My favorite line in the book was when Bridget said, “A famine is when there isn’t enough food. ‘A Great Hunger’ is what it really was. Thousands were forced to starve.” Bridget felt like the people of Ireland deserved to know the truth behind the suffering and anguish the country had been through. Bridget was so knowledgeable in Irish history. That added a great dimension to the story!
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