Ben Holt's Good Name by Charlotte Grace O'Brien - 1872

IDB Productions, 2016-01-01. MP3 CD. New. This item is a brand new factory sealed MP3 disc supplied in a DVD case

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MP3 Audio CD. Basil, or, Honesty and Industry Dominick's Trials: An Irish Story (1870) is not as well known as O'Brien's 1878 novel, Light and Shade, a tale of the Fenian rising of 1867. The material she had gathered from Fenian leaders, and contains a protest against the conditions in Mountjoy Prison. A Tale of Venice, a drama, and Lyrics appeared in 1880. She also contributed to periodicals like The Nation, United Ireland, Limerick Field Club Journal, Dublin University Review and the Irish Monthly. From 1880 to 1881, O'Brien's interests and writing were centred on Irish political affairs, in which she shared her father's nationalist opinions. She contributed articles to the Nineteenth century on The Irish Poor Man (December 1880). In an article entitled Eighty Years (March 1881), she expressed her deep sympathy for the emigrants' anguish and her concern about the loss that emigration meant to Ireland. In the spring of 1881, the attitude of the Liberal government towards Ireland led her to address… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Basil, or, Honesty and Industry by Charlotte Grace O'Brien is a great development novel in which a young man learns the value of things in life and he also strengthens his faith in God.The novel is short, but very dense and very educative. The title character Basil is a young boy who lives in deep poverty with his family. He is faced with numerous challenges and hardships that instead of hindering his faith in God, strengthen his belief. He needs to work to provide for his family and after some searching he finds employment with a woodcutter, a kindhearted, helpful and spiritual man who likes Basil and acts as a mentor for the boy, teaching him about life and about Christian values and virtues. Basil understands that honesty and industry are the two most important qualities and through these two values he also learns the value of faith.Charlotte Grace O?Brien was a prolific and recognized author of Irish origins known not only for her educational stories, but also for her work as a… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Basil, or, Honesty and Industry by Charlotte Grace O'Brien is a great development novel in which a young man learns the value of things in life and he also strengthens his faith in God.The novel is short, but very dense and very educative. The title character Basil is a young boy who lives in deep poverty with his family. He is faced with numerous challenges and hardships that instead of hindering his faith in God, strengthen his belief. He needs to work to provide for his family and after some searching he finds employment with a woodcutter, a kindhearted, helpful and spiritual man who likes Basil and acts as a mentor for the boy, teaching him about life and about Christian values and virtues. Basil understands that honesty and industry are the two most important qualities and through these two values he also learns the value of faith.Charlotte Grace O?Brien was a prolific and recognized author of Irish origins known not only for her educational stories, but also for her work as a… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Basil, or, Honesty and Industry Dominick's Trials: An Irish Story (1870) is not as well known as O'Brien's 1878 novel, Light and Shade, a tale of the Fenian rising of 1867. The material she had gathered from Fenian leaders, and contains a protest against the conditions in Mountjoy Prison. A Tale of Venice, a drama, and Lyrics appeared in 1880. She also contributed to periodicals like The Nation, United Ireland, Limerick Field Club Journal, Dublin University Review and the Irish Monthly. From 1880 to 1881, O'Brien's interests and writing were centred on Irish political affairs, in which she shared her father's nationalist opinions. She contributed articles to the Nineteenth century on The Irish Poor Man (December 1880). In an article entitled Eighty Years (March 1881), she expressed her deep sympathy for the emigrants' anguish and her concern about the loss that emigration meant to Ireland. In the spring of 1881, the attitude of the Liberal government towards Ireland led her to address… Read More

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