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Book Review
Banners of Liberty
-Book review by Dr.Claude Shema-Rutagengwa
This interesting book written by Keith E.Stuart &
Barbara Phillips Stuart tells the mysterious story of
four generations of the tycoon family known as McDonald, whose
roots lie in the Highlands of Scotland.
The book tells and reminds us about the Cumberland's Bloody killing field, and the accuracy of the battle on Culloden Moor on April 16th 1746.
This inspiring story also embraces a number of some
important names in the history of England's heavy battles in the past,
like Prince Charles Edward Stuart who is considered by many people to
be the rightful heir to the British throne against King
George II, who had ascended the throne upon death of his father
King George I.
The conflict between
King Henry VIII and the Pope and the
Roman Catholic church over his divorce with his first
wife Catherine of Aragon reached its peak level of escalation in
1532,then he declared himself to be the leader of the church in
the whole England, in a bid to destroy the power of Catholicism
in England.
The novel doesn't only talk about conflict, battle field or similar crashes, but takes us also into the romance, and the wisdom of a such bright and beautiful ladies as Della, or Rita and Trudy, and their the generosity and kindness towards slaves and indentured people who will get promoted into real human beings. One of those generous and kind people is Kevin. Kevin's life seemed to be so hazardous though, at the beginning, but at the end became a more prosperous one. The hope that he was predicting and dreaming through the results of his daily realisation inspired him until he came up with interesting ideas of putting yesterday behind, and looking forward to a brighter tomorrow, and said:" No more nightmares,...Edgewater plantation is my future...!"
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