The End of the Hunt (The Thomas Flanagan Trilogy #3)
Thomas Flanagan
Rated: 4.17 of 5 stars
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· 6 ratings · 640 pages · Published: 06 Apr 1994
On the pages of this gripping novel, we are transported from the smoky pubs of Dublin, where men argue eloquently but action has the final word, to the Irish countryside, where lonely roads become paths to the grave as fast as a rifle shot; from stately manors, where an ancient way of life is threatened, to the gleaming London conference table, where men like Lloyd George and Winston Churchill play games of power, tainting the triumph of their Irish opponents; through the painful dilemmas and grievous losses of men and women for whom old certainties have been splintered and new sides must be chosen. The End of the Hunt is fiction of a very high order. It brings us face-to-face with history as it was made, and life as it was given and lost.
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The 'The Thomas Flanagan Trilogy' series
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