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    The Irish Fiasco: Stolen Silver in Seventeenth Century Ireland
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    The Irish Fiasco: Stolen Silver in Seventeenth Century Ireland

    By Geoff Quaife

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    Luke's murder investigation and search for stolen silver is complicated by intriguing Royalists, Irish rebels, influential women, treacherous comrades, a loveable witch, maladjusted siblings, murderous charcoal burners, and devious priests.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor Reputation Press, LLC
    Release dateJun 13, 2019
    ISBN9781970081718
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    The Irish Fiasco: Stolen Silver in Seventeenth Century Ireland
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    Geoff Quaife

    Born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Graduated from the University of Melbourne with MA B.Ed. Trained as a teacher and after working in rural and city high schools and a Teacher's College he took up a position as lecturer in Early Modern History at the University of New England, Armidale NSW.

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