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Step back in time with "The Poor Scholar," William Carleton's evocative collection of short stories offering a vivid glimpse into the social life and customs of the Irish peasantry. This meticulously prepared edition presents Volume Three of Carleton's works, "Traits And Stories Of The Irish Peasantry," and captures the heart of Irish folktales and traditions.
Through compelling narratives, Carleton illuminates the realities of life in 19th-century Ireland, depicting both the hardships and the resilience of its people. Explore a world rich in folklore and steeped in the unique character of Irish social dynamics.
A cornerstone of Irish literature, "The Poor Scholar" provides invaluable insight into a bygone era. Discover the authentic voice of William Carleton as he brings to life the enduring spirit of Ireland.
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