I Will Avenge

Name: I Will Avenge
Brand: Morning Star Publishing Pty Ltd
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P Howard Smith

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17 April 2019

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Shortlisted for 2020 Australian Christian Book of the Year Based on real events, P. Howard Smith weaves together fact and fiction to bring to life a shameful period of Australia's convict past. I Will Avenge is the confronting account of a woman caught up in, and severely damaged by, war and its...

Shortlisted for 2020 Australian Christian Book of the Year

Based on real events, P. Howard Smith weaves together fact and fiction to bring to life a shameful period of Australia's convict past.

I Will Avenge is the confronting account of a woman caught up in, and severely damaged by, war and its aftermath. This historical drama brings to life little known facts surrounding the Irish Rebellion of 1798 and its influence upon early colonial life in Australia. I Will Avenge is an accurate and confronting account of the brutality of war and the power of forgiveness to bring healing and overcome the legacy of hatred and revenge.

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An angry and determined freedom fighter discovers freedom where she least expects it. After taking up arms in the Irish uprising at Vinegar Hill in 1798, Maggie Flannery is brutalised by British soldiers and authorities and transported to New South Wales. When Irish convicts rebel at Castle Hill in Sydney, Maggie is a servant in the house of Mrs Elizabeth MacArthur. This gripping yarn is based on meticulous research and honours the Irish contribution to Australian life. It deals thoughtfully with violence, suffering, revenge, justice, love and forgiveness, and the nature of God's providence during a period of which most Australians are ignorant.
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