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Agnes Sadlier

 
9781331511243: History of Ireland: In Words of One Syllable (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Discover Ireland in simple, engaging steps that young readers can follow.

This concise history for kids uses easy, one-syllable wording to introduce the island’s early peoples, the rise of kings, and the arrival of new ideas. It blends daily life with big events, guiding readers through myths, farming, crafts, and key moments that shaped the land.

From hulking oak forests and busy fairs to the first great roads that led to Tar-a, the book paints a vivid picture of life in ancient Ireland. It follows the journey of Saint Patrick, the High-King, and the later struggles that sparked a rise in call for change. The tone stays clear and accessible, making history feel close and real.

  • Plain language explanations of clans, kings, and the land.
  • Snapshots of daily life, crafts, food, and color in old Ireland.
  • Short, moving sketches of people who changed the course of history.
  • A paced look at major events, from ancient times to notable uprisings.

Ideal for curious readers who want a straightforward taste of Ireland’s past, with room to explore further.

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Excerpt from History of Ireland: In Words of One Syllable

High up from the main land of Eu-rope, and cut off from it by deep, wild seas that toss great white waves on their shores, lie two isles which bore the name of the Isles of the North when those who gave it did not know much else of them. One has now for a long time been known as En-gland, and one as Ireland. The old name of Ire-land was Hi-ber-ni-a or E-rin, and the folks there bore the name of Celts. The Celts seem to have known more than the Britons, and a great deal for those days.

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