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Tor Books. 05/02/2005. Reprint. 333 pgs. This fictionalized biography is the story of Thomas Meagher, an Irish rebel who was exiled to Australia after being convicted of treason in 1849. He escaped from the penal colony there and ended up in America, where he came to prominence in the Irish community in New York City as a Tammany Hall politician. In the American Civil War, Meagher led the Irish Brigade, which fought in several of the major battles (and sustained enormous losses). His colorful and controversial life ended--or seemed to--in 1867, when he mysteriously vanished and was never heard from again. Originally published at $5.99 You save 67% off the cover price!

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