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Jan 7, 2012 · The story of Lucy Gault. by. William Trevor. Publication date. 2002. Topics. Runaway teenagers -- Fiction, Teenage girls -- Fiction, Country homes -- Fiction, Arson -- Fiction, Ireland -- Fiction. Publisher.
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The story of Lucy Gault. by. Trevor, William, 1928-2016....
- The story of Lucy Gault : Trevor, William, 1928-2016 : Free ...
Jun 23, 2020 · The story of Lucy Gault. by. Trevor, William, 1928-2016. Publication date. 2010. Topics. Protestants -- Ireland -- Cork -- Fiction, Protestants, Rural conditions, Cork (Ireland) -- Rural conditions -- Fiction, Ireland -- History -- Partition, 1921 -- Fiction, Ireland, Ireland -- Cork. Publisher. London : Viking. Collection.
The story of Lucy Gault by Trevor, William, 1928-2016 Publication date 2003 Topics Protestants -- Ireland -- Cork -- Fiction, Protestants, Cork (Ireland) -- Rural conditions -- Fiction, Ireland -- History -- Partition, 1921 -- Fiction, Ireland -- Cork Publisher Leicester : Charnwood Collection printdisabled; internetarchivebooks Contributor ...
Captain Everard Gault, a veteran of WWI, lives a simple life at Lahardane with his wife and young daughter when one night he shoots at a group of intruders, intent on burning their house down, wounding one of them.
Nov 15, 2023 · The old order has fragmented, a way of life is already over. Trevor brilliantly conveys the disquiet and confusion that colour the story of Lucy Gault as it's told while it happens, in towns and countryside, and told again when passing has made it different."--BOOK JACKET. Read more . Publish Date. 2002.
Download or stream The Story of Lucy Gault by William Trevor, Katherine Borowitz for free on hoopla. Author of more than a dozen novels, including Felicia's Journey, Irish author William Trevor is hail | hoopladigital.com.
Aug 29, 2002 · William Trevor’s haunting story of loss and hope captures the atmosphere of a country in turmoil and the heart-rending emotions of a family torn apart. In the summer of 1921, eight-year-old Lucy Gault clings to the glens and woods above Lahardane - the home her family is being forced to abandon.
