Ember in the Ashes
The Thornes are an eminent Catholic family who suffer under the laws of eighteenth-century England. They are forced to live in fear and poverty. Not only this, but Magda Thorne is married to a corrupt opportunist who will stop at nothing to get what he wants, even going so far as seizing the Thorne estate to gain entry to King George’s court. Magda remains blind to her husband’s vices and wicked ways until the Gordon Riots explode onto the streets, tearing through London in search of innocent Catholic victims. These very riots threaten to engulf the Thornes and bring them to the subsequent upheavals and hardships that befell all Catholics.
263 pages, 3 editions
English edition · First published 1970 by P. Davies · ISBN 9780432085769
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3 editions
English
- Ember in the Ashes · P. Davies · 1976 · ISBN 9780432085769 This page
- Ember in the Ashes · House of Stratus · 2001 · ISBN 9780755108510
- Ember in the Ashes · Sphere · 1970 · ISBN 9780722154182
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