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Mine is the night [a novel]
In the sequel to Here burns my candle, Marjory Kerr and her daughter-in-law Elisabeth are left reeling after Prince Charlie fails to recapture the throne. Consequently, Marjory and Elisabeth are forced to leave Edinburgh's bustling city life for the uncultivated Scottish countryside.
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- http://experiment.worldcat.org/entity/work/data/505428001#Place/scotland
- http://experiment.worldcat.org/entity/work/data/505428001#Topic/manners_and_customs
- http://experiment.worldcat.org/entity/work/data/505428001#Event/1700_1799
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- "In the sequel to Here burns my candle, Marjory Kerr and her daughter-in-law Elisabeth are left reeling after Prince Charlie fails to recapture the throne. Consequently, Marjory and Elisabeth are forced to leave Edinburgh's bustling city life for the uncultivated Scottish countryside."@en
- "After losing everything for their support of the failed Jacobite Rebellion, Marjory Kerr and her daughter-in-law Elisabeth start a new life with a cousin in Selkirk, only to have their lives turned upside down by the arrival of Lord Jack Buchanan."@en
- "As supporters of Bonnie Prince Charlie's rebellion, Elisabeth and Marjory Kerr have been branded as traitors and outcasts. An accomplished seamstress, Elisabeth eventually finds work as a dress maker for the local gentry, which brings her into contact with Lord Jack Buchanan, an unmarried gentleman of considerable means. Will Lord jack step forward to help Elisabeth and Marjory, or will their scandalous ties to the Jacobite rebellion prove too great a risk to his reputation and wealth? Set in 18th-century Scotland."@en