My Lords of Strogue, Vol. 3 (of 3) / A Chronicle of Ireland, from the Convention to the Union

The narrative follows political upheaval as parliamentarians and the executive grapple with unrest, public suspicion, and charges of treachery, portraying aristocratic self-interest and metropolitan indifference alongside clandestine plotting. Interwoven domestic episodes trace a young woman's fraught interactions with admirers and kinsmen, revealing shifting loyalties, wounded pride, and threats of revenge. Alternating between parliamentary scenes, street-level anxiety, and private encounters, the work examines hypocrisy, sacrifice, and the personal costs of political conflict, building sustained suspense about betrayal and the moral consequences of compromised honor.