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Four fires

The four fires in this story are passion, religion, warfare and fire itself. In a small town like any other around Ausralia live the Maloneys, a family you won't forget. A strong mother, a father broken by war, three boys and two girls. Each of their lives is changed forever by the four fires.

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  • "The four fires in this story are passion, religion, warfare and fire itself. While there are many more fires that drive the human spirit, love being perhaps the brightest flame of all, it is these four that have moulded us most as Australian people. The four fires give us our sense of place and, for better or for worse, shape our national character."
  • "The four fires in this story are passion, religion, warfare and fire itself. In a small town like any other around Ausralia live the Maloneys, a family you won't forget. A strong mother, a father broken by war, three boys and two girls. Each of their lives is changed forever by the four fires."@en
  • "The four fires in this story are passion, religion, warfare and fire itself. In a small town like any other small towns around Australia live the Maloneys. They are a fifth-generation Australian family of Irish Catholic descent who are struggling to reach the first rung of the social ladder. The Maloneys are a family you won't forget: a strong mother, a father broken by war, three boys and two girls, one of whom has an illegitimate daughter. Each of their lives is changed forever by the four fires."@en
  • "Unabridged. The four fires of the Australian people are the subject of this story."
  • "The four fires in this story are passion, relgion, warfare and fire itself. While there are many more fires that drive the human spirit, love being perhaps the brightest flame of all, it is these four that have moulded us most as Australian people. The four fires give us our sense of place and, for better or for worse, shape our national character."
  • "The four fires in this story are passion, religion, warfare and fire itself. While thereare many more fires that drive the human spirit, love being perhaps the brightest flams of all, it is these four that have molded the Australian people most. The four fires give a sense of place, and shape the national character of Australia."@en
  • "Passion, religion, warfare and fire itself - four fires. Along with love, these four fires drive the human spirit - and, for better or worse, they have shaped the Australian national character."@en

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  • "Domestic fiction"
  • "Domestic fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Historical fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Historical fiction"@en
  • "Audiobooks"@en
  • "Australian"
  • "Sagas"@en

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  • "Four fires"
  • "Four fires"@en
  • "Four Fires"@en