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Schmidt, Gary D.

Anson's Way

215 pp. | Clarion | April, 1999 | Trade ISBN 0-395-91529-5 $$15.00
(3) 4-6 In this fast-paced novel set against the lush scenery of eighteenth-century Ireland, young Anson, a British Fencible drummer boy and Colonel Staplyton's son, soon finds his dreams of a soldier's life shattered by the harsh realities of suppressing the Irish. Torn between a Fencible's honor and his growing love for the Irish people, Anson must choose his own way.
Reviewer: Pamela McCuen

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