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Romance and love struggled to survive alongside such unrelenting ambition and hatred of the English Civil War, yet courage and commitment enabled it to do so. Would a young man have the good fortune to see his love through to the end?
Yes, if such a man was Conall Clyde. His name – meaning Wolf River – defined his character. When he had to be, he was as vicious and ruthless as a wild animal, but he could also allow his troubles to wash over him like cool Highland waters.
The Battle of Dunbar and its aftermath happened during a time of upheaval in Scotland and the rest of Britain. This era in history is known as the Early Modern period – making it the precursor to the age in which we live now – our era of monumental political discourse and disagreement.
The age started with the Renaissance and ended with the very last of the Jacobite rebellions, leading up to the beginning of the Industrial Revolution.
1650 signaled the dawn of the Age of Enlightenment, or so it is said… with the hot flame of war and love flickering in the winds of war together, how far would one man go to see the woman he loves again?
Is it strange to see so many epochs and ages lying inside the pages of history and romance? That is easy to explain away…love is timeless, and true love lasts forever.
Nations, monarchs, and governments might rise and fall, but only love lasts for all eternity.
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