CHRONICLE OF THE BLEEDING SHAMROCK
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Nombre de pages : 376
Dimensions : 140 mm x 225 mm
Poids : 176 gr
Prix : 20.00 €
Livre broché
EAN : 9782492852404
Distributeur : LES PETITS RUISSEAUX EDITIONS
Nombre de pages : 376
Dimensions : 140 mm x 225 mm
Poids : 176 gr
Prix : 20.00 €
Livre broché
EAN : 9782492852404
Distributeur : LES PETITS RUISSEAUX EDITIONS
Auteur(s) : Christine Flandre
Editeur(s) : RUISSEAUX ED
Date de parution : 17 janvier 2025
Genre(s) : LITTÉRATURE GÉNÉRALE (3435)
Langue(s) du texte : Ancien anglais
Chronicle of the bleeding shamrock
The story takes us through the violence of the Middle Ages in Ireland, England, Rome and Anjou, ending in Eu, Normandy, on November 14th 1180.
Laurence O’Toole, an Irish prince and Archbishop of Dublin, leads a heroic life as Ireland's first defender against English colonisation. Courageously he protects the most destitute against natural disasters, he fights against the greed of the nobles and the paganism of the Viking invaders. With resilience he defends the cause of the Irish people against the turpitude of his main enemy: Henry II Plantagenet, King of England, Duke of Normandy and Anjou, the husband of Eleanor of Aquitaine and the father of Richard Brave Heart.
Profoundly human, Laurence, confronted with the seven deadly sins, remains in a precarious balance between his divine mission and his earthly destiny. One is not born a saint. One becomes a saint.
This historical novel is a work of fiction loosely inspired by the life of Laurence O’Toole, the patron saint of both the city of Dublin and the city of Eu. Based on historical facts the story is filled with repressed feelings, inner struggles and a moving fraternity.
The author
Christine FLANDRE was born and raised in Picardy, France. After graduating in science, she pursued an international career in the marketing of medical technologies. In 2018, she moved to Eu in Seine-Maritime, France. Her novel will accompany, in Normandy and Ireland, the celebrations of the 800th anniversary of Laurence’s canonisation in 2025 and 2026 and the 900th anniversary of his birth in 2028.
The story takes us through the violence of the Middle Ages in Ireland, England, Rome and Anjou, ending in Eu, Normandy, on November 14th 1180.
Laurence O’Toole, an Irish prince and Archbishop of Dublin, leads a heroic life as Ireland's first defender against English colonisation. Courageously he protects the most destitute against natural disasters, he fights against the greed of the nobles and the paganism of the Viking invaders. With resilience he defends the cause of the Irish people against the turpitude of his main enemy: Henry II Plantagenet, King of England, Duke of Normandy and Anjou, the husband of Eleanor of Aquitaine and the father of Richard Brave Heart.
Profoundly human, Laurence, confronted with the seven deadly sins, remains in a precarious balance between his divine mission and his earthly destiny. One is not born a saint. One becomes a saint.
This historical novel is a work of fiction loosely inspired by the life of Laurence O’Toole, the patron saint of both the city of Dublin and the city of Eu. Based on historical facts the story is filled with repressed feelings, inner struggles and a moving fraternity.
The author
Christine FLANDRE was born and raised in Picardy, France. After graduating in science, she pursued an international career in the marketing of medical technologies. In 2018, she moved to Eu in Seine-Maritime, France. Her novel will accompany, in Normandy and Ireland, the celebrations of the 800th anniversary of Laurence’s canonisation in 2025 and 2026 and the 900th anniversary of his birth in 2028.