Ancestry

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Medzinárodný EAN9780349144979

AutorMawer Simon

Rok vydania2023

VydavateľLittle, Brown Book Group

Počet strán432

VäzbaMäkká väzba / Paperback

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LONGLISTED FOR THE WALTER SCOTT PRIZE FOR HISTORICAL FICTION 'Utterly absorbing, cleverly constructed and beautifully written' The Times'Moving and exhilarating' Spectator 'Evokes the messiness and fragility of everyday life in the nineteenth century' Daily MailAlmost two hundred years ago, Abraham, an illiterate urchin, scavenges on a Suffolk beach and dreams of running away to sea ... Naomi, a seventeen-year-old seamstress, imagines a new life in the big city ... George, a private soldier of the 50th Regiment of Food, marries his Irish bride, Annie, in the cathedral in Manchester and together they face married life under arms.
Now these people exist only in the bare bones of registers and census lists but they were once real enough.