Publisher's Synopsis
In this collection of letters, John Gamble provides a vivid and engaging account of the social customs and everyday life of the people of Northern Ireland in 1818. With keen observations and a lively writing style, Gamble offers readers a unique view of the region and its inhabitants during a crucial period in Irish history.
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