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Ireland, 1840. Seventeen-year-old Daniel Darragh grows up in the shadow of his grandfather Alec, a veteran of the United Irishmen of 1798. After Alec's death, Daniel inherits not certainty, but questions: about rebellion, memory, and the kind of Ireland his generation might yet build.
Drawn from his family's butcher shop in Larne into the world of Charles Gavan Duffy, The Nation and Young Ireland, Daniel begins writing as A Northerner. But as the potato crop fails and hunger spreads, the Ireland he encounters becomes harder to fit into speeches, newspapers or inherited stories.
A Younger Ireland is a historical novel about fathers and sons, idealism and consequence, and a young man discovering that inheritance is not only what the past leaves behind, but what the living choose to carry forward.
Dutch by birth with roots in Ulster, Spencer Hofmans writes from the inheritance of a divided past and the questions each generation must answer for itself.
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