Sara Day Boeken

Explores the decades-long coded correspondence between Harriet Freeman and Edward Everett Hale.

Focusing on the experiences of an Anglo-Irish Protestant family over three centuries, this account delves into turbulent periods of Irish history, particularly the Irish War of Independence. It draws from family records and extensive research, highlighting the challenges faced by the Heads, who were forced to flee during violent upheavals. By exploring their unique perspective in predominantly Catholic County Tipperary, the narrative addresses ongoing debates about identity and history, affirming the significance of the Anglo-Irish experience.

Overlooking the vast Pacific Ocean from a vantage point of massive sculpted cliffs painted gold by a setting sun, one cannot help but absorb the stunning beauty of the San Diego coastline. This ethereal vision is a fitting invitation to discover much more about the multi-layered culture, intriguing history, and fascinating people that make this place "America's Finest City." San Diego is a city of historic adobe structures and modern architecture. Dynamic and ever-changing, it is a unique blend of past and present-all the while with a curious and spirited pulse on the future. Crisp and clean; bold and vibrant-these are words that best describe both the imagery from the lens of talented photographer Steve Gould and the incredible city he has so beautifully captured.

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