In this masterfully written novel, Lady Morgan tells the story of Corinne, a young princess who falls in love with a poor poet. As she navigates court politics and cultural differences, Corinne grapples with the question of whether to choose love or duty. This timeless novel is both a captivating romance and a thoughtful exploration of societal norms.
This autobiography features the personal reflections, diaries, and correspondence of Lady Morgan, offering a rich glimpse into her life and experiences. As a high-quality reprint of the original 1862 edition, it preserves her unique voice and insights, providing readers with an authentic perspective on her thoughts and the historical context of her time.
Set in the political upheaval of early 19th century Ireland, 'The Wild Irish Girl' is a romantic and idealized portrait of the country and its people. Against this backdrop, Lady Morgan weaves a tale of love and loyalty between a passionate Irish girl and an English nobleman, exploring themes of national identity and cultural differences.