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Place MillBarbara Softly

Place Mill

1962160 pages
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A superbly told historical novel for young people set against the real-life background of Christchurch and rural Hampshire at the time of the Civil War. The bloody conflict is at its height when Nicholas Lambert's father is shot as a traitor to the King's cause. Young Nicholas flees his home in order to join the Royalist Army, leaving his little sister Katharine behind. Six years later, when the Royalists are finally defeated at Worcester, Nicholas is a fugitive and his life is in danger. Together with two friends he seeks shelter in his old home; it is much changed and so, he thinks, is…

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Editions

4 editions
  • Hardcover · English · 2004
    Devon Books · 136 pages · 9781841143965
  • Other · English · 2007
    Linford · 313 pages · 9781846176012
  • Other · English · 1981
    Collins · 158 pages · 9780006719526
  • Other · English · 1976
    Collins · 158 pages · 9780006710288
Children's novelHistorical novelChildren's storiesFictionHistoryGreat britain, fictionFiction, historical, general