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From Publishers Weekly Lofts's final work bears the storyteller's signet that distinguished her more than 40 novels. A very special house is the centerpiece of this historical narrative that begins in 17th century England when Adam Woodley, a skilled pargeter (plasterer), has a house named in honor of his craft. His one-sided marriage to the daughter of Pargeter's owner begins the line of men and women who, through the Civil War between Royalists and Roundheads, tried to hold on to the beloved property. It is Adam's daughter Sarah who ultimately survives, enduring a loveless marriage to save…
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4 editions- Other · English · 1986Doubleday · 333 pages · 9780385194006
- Other · English · 1985Coronet · 336 pages · 9780340379066
- Other · English · 1985Charnwood · 489 pages · 9780708982433
- Other · English · 1984Hodder & Stoughton · 333 pages · 9780340350997
FictionGreat Britain Civil War, 1642-1649HistoryPuritanismEnglish Civil WarEnglish Restoration1642-1660, Civil War and CommonwealthFiction, historical, general













