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Ian Maclaren
| Biography: | Ian Maclaren was the pen name used by Scottish theologian Rev. John Watson (1850-1907) for his romantic stories of small-town life in Scotland. Along with other members of the Kailyard School like J.M. Barrie and S.R. Crockett, Maclaren penned novels that celebrated the quaint, sentimental view of rural Scotland. He knew the countryside well, having traveled through Edinburgh, Perthshire, Glasgow and Liverpool in his ministry. His novels, such as Beside the Bonnie Briar Bush (1894) were extremely popular. |
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Graham of Claverhouse  |
Graham of Claverhouse
Princess Mary, daughter of the Duke of York, is to marry William of Orange. Graham of Claverhouse finds himself in service to a conflicted court with an ambitious agenda. Court intrigue is not purely political, and Graham must also oversee the private wars of passion that lurk beneath the politics. Category: Historical Romance |
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