Convict No. 25; or, the Clearances of Westmeath

This historical novel by James Murphy follows the fortunes of a young Irishman caught up in the violent social unrest of 19th-century Ireland. Set against the backdrop of the notorious Whitefeet movement and the campaign for land reform, the novel offers a powerful and evocative portrait of a turbulent era in Irish history.

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