John Banim Livres

Set in ancient Greece, this classic tale explores the themes of loyalty and friendship through the story of two men, Damon and Pythias. When Pythias is falsely accused and sentenced to death, Damon offers to take his place in prison, showcasing his unwavering loyalty. Pythias's brave return just in time to save Damon impresses the king, leading to their mutual pardon. This retelling by Albert Payson Terhune emphasizes selflessness and courage, making it a timeless narrative about the strength of human connection.

This collection of short stories offers a glimpse into Irish life in the 19th century. The stories range from humorous to tragic, and offer insights into the struggles and triumphs of the Irish people.

This is a fictional story set in Ireland that follows the journey of a young orphan boy, Father Connell, who struggles to find his place in the world. The story explores themes such as family, love, loss and the power of faith. It is a touching read for those interested in the genre of historical fiction.

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