Set against the tumultuous backdrop of the English Civil War, H. G. Keene's "St George's Cross" plunges readers into the heart of 17th-century religious and political conflict. This meticulously prepared edition offers a compelling glimpse into a pivotal moment in history, focusing on the experiences within the Channel Islands during the Puritan Revolution.
Explore the intricate web of loyalties and betrayals that defined this era, as communities grappled with shifting power dynamics and profound religious divides. Through Keene's historical fiction, readers will gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and triumphs faced by those caught in the crosscurrents of this transformative period. "St George's Cross" provides a window into a world of war, faith, and enduring human spirit, retaining its relevance and power through the ages. A significant contribution to historical fiction, this book illuminates a fascinating corner of the English Civil War.
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