The Wild Irish Girl

Set in the political upheaval of early 19th century Ireland, 'The Wild Irish Girl' is a romantic and idealized portrait of the country and its people. Against this backdrop, Lady Morgan weaves a tale of love and loyalty between a passionate Irish girl and an English nobleman, exploring themes of national identity and cultural differences.

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