Ridgeway: An Historical Romance of the Fenian Invasion of Canada
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The narrative interweaves a romantic plot about Barry and Kate McCarthy, two longtime companions who emigrated to America, with a larger political drama as Fenian forces invade Canada. It follows scenes of everyday life — an Irish-run saloon, a chance meeting with a British soldier — and traces the escalation from private loyalties to open conflict, culminating in a climactic Canadian engagement. Throughout, the work blends sentimental romance and patriotic rhetoric with historical reconstruction, and concludes by appending an authentic report of the invasion and the ensuing battle.
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