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    To Plough Van Diemen's Land: The Letitia Munro Series, #2
    The Terrible Truths: The Letitia Munro Series, #3
    Letitia Munro: The Letitia Munro Series, #1
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    The Letitia Munro Series

    By Kev Richardson

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    About this series

    …third in the trio after Letitia Munro and To Plough Van Diemen's Land, telling true stories of Australia's founding convicts. It continues the tale of a pioneering family transforming the world's biggest prison into a land of free enterprise and pride.

    Having grown up in the shadows of their parents' pasts, children face the traumas of holding heads high in a society of change, a change intent on sweeping convict pasts under carpets as even educators lie to them. Parents agonise over preparing the next generation to cope. Must they deny their children their very heritage?

    The Terrible Truths takes you into the hearts of true characters unwittingly creating the culture of today's forthright Australians.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWings ePress, Inc.
    Release dateMar 20, 2023
    To Plough Van Diemen's Land: The Letitia Munro Series, #2
    The Terrible Truths: The Letitia Munro Series, #3
    Letitia Munro: The Letitia Munro Series, #1

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      Letitia Munro: The Letitia Munro Series, #1
      Letitia Munro: The Letitia Munro Series, #1

      Letitia Munro: The Letitia Munro Series, #1

      Kev Richardson
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      A true tale of Australia's first white settlement. Letitia Munro is a true tale of those who in witless ignorance transform the world's biggest prison into a land of free enterprise and pride. Ignominy of servitude was bred into the first white Australians as was irrefragable support for the underdog, determination of purpose towards mateship, their flippant attitude to authority and conventions of class distinction, and a will to cleave a path out of adversity to grasp chance and create opportunity. Their children grow up in the shadows of their parents' pasts, unwitting of the social taboos being woven into the fabric of their spawning culture. When the sins of their fathers become beholden on them as society values change, must they deny their very heritage?

      A true tale of Australia's first white settlement. Letitia Munro is a true tale of those who in witless ignorance transform the world's biggest prison into a land of free enterprise and pride. Ignominy of servitude was bred into the first white Australians as was irrefragable support for the underdog, determination of purpose towards mateship, their flippant attitude to authority and conventions of class distinction, and a will to cleave a path out of adversity to grasp chance and create opportunity. Their children grow up in the shadows of their parents' pasts, unwitting of the social taboos being woven into the fabric of their spawning culture. When the sins of their fathers become beholden on them as society values change, must they deny their very heritage?

    • 2

      To Plough Van Diemen's Land: The Letitia Munro Series, #2
      To Plough Van Diemen's Land: The Letitia Munro Series, #2

      To Plough Van Diemen's Land: The Letitia Munro Series, #2

      Kev Richardson
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      Convicts despatched from Britain's bulging gaols served out their sentences in an ancient land, wresting it from Aborigines, that it be turned over to agriculture and sheep grazing. This episode tells of Letitia Munro's descendants, their experiences, hardships, loves and heartbreaks as they unwittingly forge a new ethos. Mostly illiterate and lacking skills, some failed at farming while others succeeded, unaware of the social taboos being woven into the fabric of the nation's spawning culture. When the sins of fathers become beholden on them as society values change, must they deny their very heritage?

      Convicts despatched from Britain's bulging gaols served out their sentences in an ancient land, wresting it from Aborigines, that it be turned over to agriculture and sheep grazing. This episode tells of Letitia Munro's descendants, their experiences, hardships, loves and heartbreaks as they unwittingly forge a new ethos. Mostly illiterate and lacking skills, some failed at farming while others succeeded, unaware of the social taboos being woven into the fabric of the nation's spawning culture. When the sins of fathers become beholden on them as society values change, must they deny their very heritage?

    • 3

      The Terrible Truths: The Letitia Munro Series, #3
      The Terrible Truths: The Letitia Munro Series, #3

      The Terrible Truths: The Letitia Munro Series, #3

      Kev Richardson
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      …third in the trio after Letitia Munro and To Plough Van Diemen's Land, telling true stories of Australia's founding convicts. It continues the tale of a pioneering family transforming the world's biggest prison into a land of free enterprise and pride. Having grown up in the shadows of their parents' pasts, children face the traumas of holding heads high in a society of change, a change intent on sweeping convict pasts under carpets as even educators lie to them. Parents agonise over preparing the next generation to cope. Must they deny their children their very heritage? The Terrible Truths takes you into the hearts of true characters unwittingly creating the culture of today's forthright Australians.

      …third in the trio after Letitia Munro and To Plough Van Diemen's Land, telling true stories of Australia's founding convicts. It continues the tale of a pioneering family transforming the world's biggest prison into a land of free enterprise and pride. Having grown up in the shadows of their parents' pasts, children face the traumas of holding heads high in a society of change, a change intent on sweeping convict pasts under carpets as even educators lie to them. Parents agonise over preparing the next generation to cope. Must they deny their children their very heritage? The Terrible Truths takes you into the hearts of true characters unwittingly creating the culture of today's forthright Australians.

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