Henry Smeaton: A Jacobite Story of the Reign of George the First.
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The narrative follows Henry Smeaton, a discreet young man drawn into Jacobite plots amid the factional politics of early Hanoverian England. It moves between London streets, salons, and artisans’ workshops to trace conspiracies, shifting loyalties, and the social masks adopted by politicians and sympathizers. Debates over principle versus expediency accompany clandestine meetings, personal entanglements, and acts of risk that test allegiance and courage. Period detail and political maneuvering combine to show how ambition, conviction, and opportunism determine the characters’ fortunes and the fate of the cause they pursue.
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