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Precept: A Novel by Matthew de Lacey Davidson (view source)
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''Precept'' is an important and often moving story, elegantly written. And a worthy debut novel from Matthew de Lacey Davidson.
[[TransAtlantic by Colum McCann]] also looks at the time Frederick Douglass spent in Ireland. [[The Famine Plot: England's Role in Ireland's Greatest Tragedy by Tim Pat Coogan]] is an unflinching non-fiction account of the Great Hunger. You might also appreciate [[The Girls of Ennismore: A Heart-Rending Irish Saga by Patricia Falvey]]. We've also enjoyed Davidson's [[Roses in December by Matthew de Lacey Davidson|flash fiction and short stories]].
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